Examples of using Which conflicts in English and their translations into Swedish
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Use which conflicts with SUNETS ethical rules is not acceptable.
It emphasizes confidentiality, which conflicts with the whole report.
Which conflicts arise when the male,
You have a standalone 2013 app installed which conflicts with the newer version included in Office 2016.
in favour of the final text of the resolution because of its ideological and radical attitude to the question of abortion, an attitude which conflicts with Christian values.
Elmia also reserves the right to decline to install material which conflicts with Elmia's view of advertising or information.
Broaden the discussion about which conflicts, economic frameworks
We have to ensure that the Internet does not contain material which conflicts with humanity, human rights and democracy.
This includes EU funding for alcohol and tobacco production, which conflicts with the EU's health objectives,
The Commission's paper does not say why it chose this arrangement, which conflicts with the principle that taxation should be certain
Such an exception to the author's exclusive rights may not be used in a way which prejudices the legitimate interests of the right holder or which conflicts with a normal exploitation of the program.
someone might interpret the report in a way which conflicts with the clear statement by the Commission
which conflicted with Bolshevism,">so there is a subterranean movement in history which conflicts with all systems of authority.
It proposes different premiums for tobacco growers producing the same varieties within the European Union, which conflicts with the guiding principles of the single market
it is possible that high-income groups benefit more from the reduced rate, which conflicts with the income equality goal.
Unfortunately the upstream security policy is to urge users to update to new upstream versions, which conflicts with Debian's policy of not shipping large functional changes in security updates.
that cooperation with Chile will help to overcome the conflicts in certain Latin American countries, some of which conflicts- in Colombia, for example- are raging openly.
He shows that the different types take on their determined role at a very early stage in development, which conflicts with certain conventional models of the development of the retina.
the activity has been subject to a major change which conflicts with the objective of the implementing conditions of the activity.
a new definition of"cigarillo" which conflicts with tax legislation that has been in force in the EU for just over a year1, which may in the long term make these goods less attractive.
without Commission approval having being sought, the project has been subjected to a major change which conflicts with the nature or implementing conditions of the project.
maintain any measure to public undertakings which conflicts with the competition rules, while recognising the importance of the provision of services of general interest.
without Commission approval having been sought, the project has undergone a major change which conflicts with the nature or implementing conditions of the project.
either if the agreement contains a provision which conflicts with one of those of the internal act
it has constitutional status, cannot in itself justify legislation such as that at issue in the main proceedings which conflicts with Union law, particularly with the principle of equal treatment.
a new definition of"cigarillo" which conflicts with tax legislation that has been in force in the EU for just over a year1.
crowd out private money, which conflicts with the need to create private equity markets.
the EAFRD, even though he should perhaps have been clearer about the meaning of the term'open coordination', which conflicts with the obvious disparities that exist
such as'on a commercial scale' or'commercial activities' in relation to the criminal practices referred to in the proposal for Directive, which conflicts with the basic principles of criminal law that require a clear