Examples of using Practically non-existent in English and their translations into Swedish
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The army is practically non-existent.
Access to power and decision-making processes practically non-existent.
The fact is, treatment is practically non-existent in most of these countries.
they're practically non-existent.
The second pillar is practically non-existent, and membership in such schemes has even declined slightly over recent years.
The energy levels are practically non-existent.
what promotes health in people with mental illness was practically non-existent.
They can be mild to practically non-existent.
That often leads to relocations to third countries where rules on such matters are practically non-existent.
In 1978, in an effort to boost the practically non-existent amount of good-quality fiction for children
As for the shortcomings, they are practically non-existent.
The problem of orphaned children is practically non-existent in Western Europe, hence the high level of interest in the possibility of adopting children from the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
The publication of textbooks in Mari is practically non-existent.
Better books for more children In 1978, in an effort to boost the practically non-existent amount of good-quality fiction for children
The exchange of electronic messages between ports is practically non-existent.
For Europe to improve its access to the US market, which is practically non-existent, it is important to ensure that the European defence industry can match its competitors in the US in terms of innovation and quality.
As matters now stand, internal border controls in the EU are practically non-existent.
I regret to have to say that reconstruction is practically non-existent, the amount of rubble cleared negligible,
the level of psychoactive compounds is practically non-existent.
We can therefore safely say that a lightweight and currently practically non-existent structure such as the European Police College will give rise to yet another bureaucratic structure,
the risk of drag is practically non-existent.
this portion is practically non-existent for the labour-process and has therefore no influence on the formation of either value or surplus-value.
its implementation mechanism was practically non-existent.
public-sector- have not bothered with it because the sanctions have been practically non-existent under a toothless Datainspektionen(Data Protection Authority) without the necessary mandate.
which meant that competition was practically non-existent.
is practically non-existent, since the laws of Member States protect investors against the insolvency of a CSD by requiring that securities held in custody do not appear on the participants' balance sheets.
When one leaves the European Union, it is shocking to experience the paradox that the Union has a strong image from the outside despite having a practically non-existent image from within.
strategic coordination between the various Structural Funds, which at present is practically non-existent.
event of long-term or permanent exclusion from work is practically non-existent in some cases.
strategic coordination between the various Structural Funds, which is at present practically non-existent.