Examples of using To any conditions in English and their translations into Swedish
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Bichon Frize very quickly adapts to any conditions of detention.
The activities of intermediaries acting on behalf of a consumer are no longer subject to any conditions.
This clearance was not subject to any conditions or obligations.
the amendment makes it quite clear that stays not exceeding six months are not subject to any conditions.
Completion of the Offer is not subject to any conditions, including any minimum acceptance condition. .
Once acquired, this right is no longer subject to any conditions.
You will no longer be subject to any conditions on theexercise of your right of residence
In the wild, red-bellied turtles have learnedpractically adapt to any conditions.
The sludge referred to in Article 2(a)(ii) may be used in agriculture subject to any conditions that the Member State concerned may deem necessary for the protection of human health and the environment.
Finally, it introduces after four years of uninterrupted residence a permanent right of residence which is no longer subject to any conditions.
other similar installations may be used in agriculture subject to any conditions that the Member States concerned may deem necessary for the protection of human health and the environment.
as well as the ability to adapt to any conditions.
In the sectors inscribed in each member's schedule, and subject to any conditions set out therein, each government must accord to services
The customs authorities may grant the status of approved exporter subject to any conditions which they consider appropriate.
give its approval subject to any conditions it thinks fit.
in particular to any conditions the paying agency is required to fulfil before accreditation may be granted.
in the General Programmes, in particular in order to avoid causing exceptional difficulties for nationals of Member States in which the taking up of such activities is not subject to any conditions;
On completing four years of residence in the host Member State, the individuals concerned will no longer be subject to any conditions on the exercise of or restrictions on their right of residence,
is not subject to any conditions; no reason for this is given in the explanatory memorandum.
kind envisaged in the General Programmes(3) in order to avoid undue constraint on the nationals of Member States in which the taking up of such activities is not subject to any conditions;
live in another EU country, subject to any conditions set out in the EU's treaties.
The planned measures falling within paragraphs 1 or 2 may be put into effect only with the approval of and subject to any conditions laid down by the Commission.
This, in practice, can have a wheel that adapts to any condition asphalt we can find.
Bladder outlet obstruction- this term refers to any condition that undermines the flow of urine from the bladder to the urethra,
In the Court's view, the proceduralright provided for by Regulation No 17 is notsubject to any condition relating to the manner of its exercise.
The term'digestive disorder' refers to any condition that prevents digestion from happening properly,
The restriction of the scope of the VAT group scheme cannot, in its view, be made subject to any condition other than that of complying with the principle of fiscal neutrality.