Examples of using Reluctant to accept in English and their translations into Swedish
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Why are you reluctant to accept it?
As readmission agreements work mainly in the interest of the Community, third-countries are naturally very reluctant to accept such agreements.
Therefore, the assessor is reluctant to accept the findings.
Horses reluctant to accept the bit will benefit from Effol's Mouth Butter.
General de Gaulle is still reluctant to accept British accession.
I was reluctant to accept Kevin at first, too, but… he's just so sweet.
After this, the Danish authorities were reluctant to accept any more charges of witchcraft.
Malta is reluctant to accept the principles of internal market rules in the veterinary field.
has shown itself to be very reluctant to accept Parliament's legislative initiatives.
We are reluctant to accept that such a language can be recognised at European level only if Spain wishes it to be so.
other countries are all reluctant to accept the so-called Eurovignette.
Petar Karađorđević was initially reluctant to accept the crown, disgusted as he was by the coup d'état.
I hope, therefore, that this Parliament will be able to encourage a similar view amongst those Member States which are still reluctant to accept the need for such advance.
Nevertheless, the Commission is reluctant to accept Amendments Nos 17, 18 and 19, as those three substances would not fulfil all the criteria.
would be reluctant to accept all the proposed increases relating to intervention.
Secondly, we are reluctant to accept issues of conscience in political reports
since people are reluctant to accept any rationing of services or cuts in their levels.
Employers who may be reluctant to accept certificates given by educational
Semi-Arianism was the doctrine of Christ's sonship as held by fourth century theologians who were reluctant to accept either the strict Nicene definition
the adoption of a new classification would create one-off costs which they may be reluctant to accept.
Thus in view of such occurrences, I am very reluctant to accept the transfer of personal data from one country to another.
put their qualifications and skills to use, even in a rapidly changing economy, they will be less reluctant to accept the decreased job stability entailed by the dynamic consolidation of the industry.
The Commission at first was somewhat reluctant to accept that part of the staff would be found by redeployment in the course of 1998.
they have been reluctant to accept- and have opposed- any system for the sharing of information
Nevertheless, the Verts/ALE Group is very reluctant to accept any use of biometrics in the EU until its necessity is proven beyond reasonable doubt.
And we certainly cannot maintain that those countries which are reluctant to accept the gift of waste that Europe wants to lavish on them may possibly be totally unaware of the economic consequences of their refusal.