Examples of using Order to avoid confusion in English and their translations into Swedish
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However, in order to avoid confusion with the real banknotes, they are printed on one side only with the words"NO VALUE.
The entire paragraph(Article 1(5)) as proposed by the Commission has been deleted in order to avoid confusion by singling out certain provisions.
In order to avoid confusion in the names of nouns ending in"b",
In computerised processing of personal data a person is usually assigned to a unique identifier in order to avoid confusion between two persons.
In order to avoid confusion, overlaps and administrative burden,
Conditions attached to it in order to avoid confusion and prospective troubles.
In order to avoid confusion, it is customary to divide the plants of this species into two groups
it is necessary to adopt a uniform notation in order to avoid confusion.
In 1952, there was an abortive attempt to change the name of Farrer Road in order to avoid confusion with Farrer Park, situated in a different location.
The Committee believes that industry-led certification on security should be brought in line with common EU principles to be established, in order to avoid confusion.
For his fifth novel, in 1949, he wrote under the name John Macdonald in order to avoid confusion with his wife, who was achieving her own success writing as Margaret Millar.
Account also needs to be taken of parallel initiatives such as social labelling in the field of social entrepreneurship(as referred to in the Social Business Initiative) in order to avoid confusion.
At consumer level, however, and in order to avoid confusion, acidity should not be considered as a sign of quality:
An obligation that the distributor sell motor vehicles from other suppliers in separate areas of the showroom in order to avoid confusion between the makes does not constitute a non-compete obligation for the purposes of this Regulation.
Moreover, in order to avoid confusion, Member States had agreed not to produce euro collector coins during the transitional period(1999-2001),
This definition should be brought closer to the more familiar concept of"moonlighting" in order to avoid confusion with charitable or voluntary work,
the planned measures in order to avoid confusion and contradictory statements.
I would just like to inform the House that, in order to avoid confusion between chemical formulae
equidae for breeding and production; whereas in order to avoid confusion Article 1(3)(a) and(b) of Decision 79/542/EEC should be reworded;
is not used in this report in order to avoid confusion with the same three-letter abbreviation, which has been
we add‘the WSIS' in brackets, to be consistent with the rest of the resolution and in order to avoid confusion if isolated paragraphs of the text are quoted.
of Regulation(EEC) No 1068/93 in order to avoid confusion and facilitate the application of the common agricultural policy, it is necessary to replace the value
It further suggests that the Commission should work to promote harmonisation of the national statutes of limitation in order to avoid confusion or mistakes when law enforcement agencies undertake cross-border investigations.
In order to avoid confusion over the use of budgetary resources under the various instruments, the Commission started in 2009 to look into finding alternative
The Committee thinks that this definition should be brought closer to the more familiar concept of moonlighting in order to avoid confusion with charitable or voluntary work,
in which case the interinstitutional debate on the review could be postponed in order to avoid confusion.
replacement of the word"traveller", by the word"customer", a term used throughout the whole new Article 26 in order to avoid confusion with the former, more narrow application of the scheme,
In order to avoid confusion of market participants, stabilisation activity should be
World Bank and IFM in order to avoid confusion and misinterpretation, and to elaborate a coherent policy between the public bodies involved in this field,