Examples of using To a system in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Stick to a system.
He's gone. He's directing us to a system 2.
Hi… to a system more in tune.
He's directing us to a system 2.
Direct access to a system of 30 km well prepared cross country tracks.
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The interface type determines the compatibility to a system.
He's directing us to a system 2. He's gone.
Our common agricultural policy must also revert to a system.
Restricting user access to a system(OS- Windows) on a….
In order to discuss thermodynamics, we need to refer to a system.
Do not connect this unit to a system which has positive grounding.
I hate to see you conforming to a system.
The printers are connected to a system called Print and Collect.
Thanks to a system of double-doors the rooms can,
We would followed their warp trail to a system just outside Klingon territory.
were reluctant to move to a system of electives;
Actions that could lead to a system for benchmarking for decision-making;
The Commission retains its proposal for an automatic transition, on 1 January 2006, to a system based on tariffs only.
For perfect edges thanks to a system of corresponding accessories and consumables.
The university's printers are connected to a system called Print and Collect.
It's about putting an end to a system that says one group is more deserving than another.
DBCC CLEANTABLE cannot be applied to a system or temporary table.
This synergy may lead to a system with advanced detection
The Commission proposes moving to a system of“indirect zoning” for regions experiencing structural problems other than Objective 1.
Allocation of fishing opportunities not subject to a system of transferable fishing concessions.
Over time, this work could lead to a system of European certification for viable investment projects that fulfil certain criteria.
And I hate to see you conforming to a system that is designed to crush individuality.
Given this background, talking about a“transitional system” for VAT when referring to a system that has been in place for decades whilst awaiting a“definitive system” that appears as problematic as ever, is a mystification that the European social partners are no longer prepared to accept.
However, the EESC would like to take the opportunity to stress that talking about a“transitional system” for VAT when referring to a system which has been in place for decades whilst awaiting a“definitive system” that appears as problematic as ever, is a mystification that it is no longer prepared to accept.