Examples of using Less scope in English and their translations into Swedish
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Simplification and transparency: less scope for errors.
There is less scope for small enterprise
Therefore, the 50th anniversary of the wedding day should be noted with no less scope than the wedding itself.
This leads to less scope for asymmetric information in sports and betting.
Stable inflation expectations around the inflation target quite simply provide less scope for other variables to affect inflation.
There is now less scope for designating new sites as protecting biodiversity competes with growing and conflicting pressures on available land.
Stable inflation expectations close to the inflation target quite simply provide less scope for other variables to affect inflation(4).
On the one hand, there is less scope for each country- the central banks, for example, don't participate as
A limitation of this method is the mandate will always be standardised- there's less scope for your business to customise it.
If companies are not profitable there is less scope, since the general concept is to provide relief from taxes on profits.
where there is less scope for monitoring by supervisors.
The more space you give the anxiety, the less scope you finally have to live the life that you might actually like to live.
already a favourable educational mix within the populationand therefore there is less scope for employmentgrowth.
this means that there will be less scope for national special solutions,
In the case of the‘culture' legal base, there is even less scope for flexibility, because the Council has to take a unanimous decision,
given that analogue technology offers less scope for optimising the viewing experience for both 4:3
there is less scope to modify their shape or mass.
resulting in lower GDP and less scope for household and government consumption than if the number of hours worked had kept pace with population growth.
there is considerably less scope under apportionment and any such manipulation would be easier to detect.
Although it is clear that, given particularly the achievements of the 1989 programme, there is at present less scope, or need for a wide ranging programme of new legislative propo sals,
there is at present less scope or need for a wide-ranging programme of new legislative proposals,