Examples of using Unnecessarily complex in English and their translations into Swedish
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Don't select an unnecessarily complex belt.
Of respondents think that European legislation is unnecessarily complex;
Avoid jargon and unnecessarily complex or technical language.
Financial products must not be made unnecessarily complex.
Its main feature is unnecessarily complex launcher, which has features of a cannon artillery system.
Think that legislation is unnecessarily complex;
That makes the controls unnecessarily complex, and pulling off 100 hit combos in Killer Instinct is a piece of cake compared to this.
For a complete autographic manufacturing unnecessarily complex type.
The Committee feels that Article 5 imposes unnecessarily complex reporting requirements where different categories of products are concerned.
implementable legislation which is not unnecessarily complex.
For many applications the complete series is unnecessarily complex and is truncated after a few(perhaps several dozen) terms.
we believe the Commission has opted for an unnecessarily complex formula.
We are left with an unnecessarily complex framework for branches,
Firstly, an effort must be made to avoid unnecessarily complex provisions.
Also, the Directive is often ambiguous and unnecessarily complex(see 2.2 below),
The EESC takes the view that some aspects of the proposed MRV system are unnecessarily complex and resource consuming.
The Committee recommends that the present- unnecessarily complex- safeguard notification procedure needs to be supported by risk assessment procedures.
The EESC questions whether procedures for compliance laid down by the Commission are unnecessarily complex.
It lies, amongst other things, in the fact that we have this unnecessarily complex and expensive system of licensing for the intra-Community arms market.
The Ombudsman called on the Commission to avoid presenting information in a misleading or unnecessarily complex form. 221/2002/ME.
The identification of procedures imposing unnecessarily complex and onerous administrative burdens on economic operators,
Five years of tremendous growth for Jenkins has outpaced our organically grown, unnecessarily complex, project infrastructure.
This would be an unnecessarily complex thing to start at a time when we will be out on election campaigns
they eventually develop will differ, leading to an unnecessarily complex business environment.
they are unnecessarily complex and do not give enough emphasis to training at the very earliest stages
The European Court of Auditors in its Special Report No 1/2003 has noted that the system of equivalence is unnecessarily complex and difficult to control.
Unnecessarily complex and costly patent protection is making European research
installation and unnecessarily complex system integrations.
And if there was anything on which there was complete agreement it was the fact that the unnecessarily complex rule in Article 1(3),
has been made unnecessarily complex.