Examples of using Has not even in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
He has not even spoken.
Peppe is accused of something he has not even done.
He has not even eaten anything.
Renovation under the existing directive has not even begun.
Caesar has not even left Rome.
At the time of the explosion"card" the war has not even really begun.
And Kor has not even met you.
The whole question of the legal status of Schengen has not even been settled yet.
It has not even been ten minutes.
The Euler- Mascheroni constant γ(which has not even been proven to be irrational).
Who has not even shown up at this point.
and google has not even index all of our pages.
He has not even seen what is jagat.
The voluntary agreement has not failed; it has not even had a chance to work.
It has not even a basic vocabulary.
It is a scandal that the Irish Government has not even put the Markov report on the agenda.
He has not even established that there is such a person as Santa Claus.
This analysis, however, has not even begun- it is prohibited.
Turkey has not even fixed a precise timetable for fulfilling the political criteria of Copenhagen.
The travelling circus between Brussels and Strasbourg has not even made it onto the agenda, Mr Reinfeldt.
To Mr Gahrton, who has not even shown enough interest to stay on,
This has had disastrous consequences, while the source of the problem has not even been identified.
The subject has not even been touched on.
Until now Malta has patrolled this area single-handedly because Frontex has not even begun its rounds as yet.
The king, sir, has not even read your terms.
in most cases, implementation has not even started in Member States.
This animal has not even begun to hit back.
The argument that the incentive provided by IP law stimulates additional innovation and creativity has not even been proven.
I note, Commissioner, that the Commission has not even suggested this for the current adjustment.
to take a position when the report has not even been submitted to it.