Examples of using It takes the form in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
It takes the form of a Regulation.
When the incentive is given in the form of a tax credit, it takes the form of a tax or cash refund.
It takes the form of a serenata in two parts.
Usually placed above the fireplace mantle, it takes the form of wall charts,
It takes the form of phosphorus available to plants(P 8-10);
i.e. with the time it takes the form of the surface on which his bed.
It takes the form of a delusion that an invisible man is living among them.
We need to end all forms of dumping and competition for the location of investment projects in the internal market, whether it takes the form of taxation, environmental standards,
When inflated, it takes the form of a ball in which a person can easily roll on his business.
or when it takes the form of a pre-defined lump sum pre-set by the Commission.
It takes the form of a contractual provision whereby the parties agree to entrust the settlement of a dispute to a court which does not normally have jurisdiction.
On the individual level it takes the form of new smart accessories,
It takes the form of a proposal for a decision of the European Parliament and of the Council, since the text is addressed to the Member States only.
It takes the form of a secret society, a society that perceives itself as having shouldered the responsibility to lay a foundation for a new,
It takes the form in different places of seminaries for ecclesiastical studies,
It takes the form of disease, crime,
When this principle was transposed to the EC Treaty it took the form of hypothecation and therein lay the roots of its subsequent failure in the EC context.
It took the form of calls for proposals to support training for judges in the specific field of EU competition law.
It took the form of an ancient temple whose entrance kept two statues of dragons.
When this gem first appeared in 1963, it took the form of a small paperback designed for mass distribution.
It took the form of an attempt to consolidate capitalism by means of fascism
massive unionisation from below, as was the case in Sweden, or if it took the form of smaller but more significant trade-unions,