Examples of using It deviates in English and their translations into Swedish
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It deviates from American in a few areas.
Amendment 21 is rejected as it deviates from the standard clause on sanctions.
It deviates in several respects from the line I myself would ideally have chosen.
although the report refers to the Madrid criteria, it deviates from them.
And in so far as it deviates from right reason, it is called an unjust law.
The journalistic interest should be emphasised, since it deviates from the scientific and scholarly.
Thus, it deviates from what you expect to find in a traditional lexicon for human use.
Regardless, you must be open to learning new techniques and theories even if it deviates from your background.
On some essential points, it deviates from the text that we as the Socialist Group in the European Parliament originally contributed.
The warranty is not valid if the product has been modified so that it deviates from its original version e.g.
However, it deviates from the latter in one important respect by offering the possibility for SMEs to receive risk capital amounts of up to UKL 1.5 million EUR 2.2 million.
The feasibility shall be weighed into the overall rating of the application if it deviates from the grade“Feasible”.
While the position of the Council at first reading adopted on 21 February 2011 meets largely the objectives of the original Commission proposal, on some issues it deviates from it. .
The criterion for when a bid may be regarded as being unacceptably expensive is that it deviates from what can be regarded as justified in market terms.
This approach enables expressing for each Member State its raw indicator value in terms of how many standard deviations it deviates from the average.
The Liberal Group, especially, will judge the overall outcome on whether or not it deviates from the future development for a viable European Union.
spinal cord detect and regulate pH, if it deviates from normal levels.
In writing.-(SV) The June List supports the wording that expresses the need to address profiling carried out by automated data'mining' in a political debate, as it deviates from the general rule that decisions relating to combating crime should be based on a person's behaviour.
the Commission should state why and where it deviates from the RAC opinion.
stating the reasons if it deviates from the Commission opinion.
However, two minutes after launch, it deviated from the route and went beyond the safe zone,
Or why does it deviate?
This language already attracted the attention of research early on, as it deviated very significantly from other Swedish dialects.
The droves of cattle in Australia have particular spots to which each group repairs to rest, and from which it never deviates; and so on.
A term is unfair if it grossly deviates from good commercial practice, contrary to good faith
It's deviated.
When the financial sector takes 40% of the profits it has deviated from its role as a financial intermediary.