Examples of using May distort in English and their translations into Swedish
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This may distort the data but fit his values. BELIEVE Religious.
Fluctuations in growth during the year may distort the growth figures.
The measure may distort trade and competition between member states.
Large state capital subventions to airports may distort competition.
C may distort competition or hamper the functioning of the internal energy market;
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Using the 360-degree mode on a normal video may distort the image.
This may distort economic decisions attracting investment to low tax countries.
Using the 360-degree mode on a normal photo may distort the image.
Cerebral palsy may distort a child's brain growth
Be careful not to stretch the garment as you sew the trim on as you may distort it.
Another risk is that government intervention may distort competition and affect commercial incentives to invest.
This would be better than the direct support of companies, which may distort competition.
Differences in indirect taxation may distort internal trade
The Commission is concerned that this different regulatory treatment may distort investment decisions.
Whereas differences which may distort conditions of competition interfere with the smooth running of the organisation of the market in animals;
This is due to as the gravitational influence of a stellar neighbour, which may distort and redistribute the material within the disc.
Differences which may distort conditions of competition interfere with the smooth running of the organisation of the market in animals and animal products;
makes the sector vulnerable to illegal practices that may distort the competition.
interest and royalties may distort the capital structure of companies
The airport management body may also give a discount on these charges to its own handling customers and this may distort competition.
The challenge of discovering something new may distort the truth, but may also create insights that give us the tools to understand the world we are living in.
The European Parliament argues that differences between Member States with regard to aviation security may distort the European aviation market.
Differences in existing rules in this sector may distort conditions of competition
Photocopiers where high heat is generated as this may distort the sheet and cause jamming.
public intervention may distort competition, and state-aid law provides an important set of rules to safeguard it.
service as a whole is inside the European Economic Area(EEA), may distort trade within the EEA.
as far as possible, factors which may distort conditions of competition,
Voluntary and unilateral“opt-in” of additional activities may distort competition and may undermine the environmental integrity of the emissions trading system depending on the ability to monitor emissions from different sources.
By imposing public service obligations, Member States intervene in the conditions of market access on certain routes, which may distort competition if not done in a non‑discriminatory way.
in certain instances, it may distort competition, because fewer measures will be needed in some Member States