Examples of using Often entails in English and their translations into Swedish
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Saving a life often entails risk.
The divergence of rules often entails that, in the case of the sale of goods with reservation of title, the“security” foreseen in the contract disappears at the moment when the good in question is brought across the border.
And admiring relics of the past often entails smirking at their context.
The work often entails many different types of risks, for example.
The introduction of new regulatory arrangements often entails higher costs for SMEs.
Rejection of the upper module often entails arrangement of open shelves,
living with an addiction often entails a poor quality of life.
Social and economic progress often entails significant changes in the life of individuals,
Social Insurance: after age 65 the user has to turn to local government which often entails lower quality of life.
Is that your definition of"right often entails expedience. And what you don't understand.
Since the manifestation of one disease often entails the development of another.
Financing your overseas studies Studying abroad often entails extra costs,
as well as research into the consequences of being born a twin, which often entails factors such as low birth weight.
irregular migration, which often entails costs and investments that are borne by the port)
Design of concurrent systems often entails finding reliable techniques for coordinating their execution,
The successful management of the processes of culture change or culture creation often entails convincing people that likely gains outweigh the losses.
This has been called the renunciation in the esoteric teachings of the past, for it often entails letting go of those things which do not fit into the evolving vibrational patterns within the next higher level of consciousness.
and their application often entails burdensome administrative formalities
the higher points required for acceptance onto the programme that this often entails, will give us higher-quality students with a better chance of passing the courses.
In the assessment of licence agreements under Article 101 of the Treaty it must be kept in mind that the creation of intellectual property rights often entails substantial investment and that this is often a risky endeavour.
more work often entails a greater need for child care,
Technological advances often entail changes in our ways of making transactions with one another
administrative burdens- often entailing costs that are not directly related to the size of the enterprise.
bad lighting, which often entail risks of falls.
Especially in many emerging economies, urbanization often entail a growing middle class,
Their impact on output can be measured indirectly over a longer period than in the case of recurrent losses, as they often entail a decrease in the production capacity.
In this group are the“ordinary” solvents that have the strongest influence on viscosity, but which often entail a dangerous path.
This is probably due to the unease on the financial markets during the spring, as times of trouble often entail capital moving away from the less liquid currencies
It is, therefore, involved in setting out the economic and financial policies of the Member States and, indeed, in making Member States adopt strict policies that often entail budget and welfare cutbacks.
we should ask ourselves why so many amending and supplementary budgets are needed, since they very often entail administrative costs because a new procedure has to be undertaken