Examples of using Which deviate in English and their translations into Swedish
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Detect transactions which deviate from the normal patterns;
they should be allowed to take action which deviates from those plans.
However, we cannot approve those changes which deviate significantly from the Aarhus Convention.
retain its own regulations in other areas which deviate from EU rulings.
However, there are some agencies which deviate from this pattern; namely,
This product with an innovative composition, which deviates significantly….
The competent authorities may take a decision, which deviates from the opinion of the Advisory Commission
For that reason, I rather regret that there are four, five or six other cases which will be relevant to tomorrow's vote and which deviate from established legal standards.
The company is not bound by acceptance, which deviates from the proposal contained in the quotation(whether
e defining the concept of“environmental information”, which deviate from the Aarhus Convention.
Corruption can be defined as a behaviour which deviates from the formal duties of a public role because of private-regarding,
unlike the Rome Convention, does not exempt future treaty commitments which deviate from Community law.
An Islamic identity encompasses customs and traditions which deviate from those which are regarded as normal in the societies in which many Muslims are now living.
by different types of statistical calculations find episodes of atrial fibrillation which deviates from normal sinus rhythm.
This product with an innovative composition, which deviates significantly from the traditional funds for potency known from online
I must clearly state that I cannot support the amendments which deviate too far from the position adopted at first reading.
(2) Regulations which deviate from these General Terms
Member States may also authorise the social partners, by means of collective agreements, to establish working conditions which deviate from this principle as long as an adequate level of protection is ensured.
conditions of a user, which deviate from Goodgame Studios' general terms
Mr Jospin pursuing policies which are worse and which deviate from the commitments made by governments such as those of Mr Berlusconi.
Now, however, there are justified concerns about the Commission's proposal, which deviates from the old principles
On-going debates, lack of scientific certainty and permanent differences of opinion on the effectiveness of substances cannot be resolved by legislation which from the outset lumps together anything which deviates from established medical science under the umbrella of fraudulent practices.
Therefore, support schemes for renewable energy should not prescribe national technical specifications which deviate from existing European standards,
bilateral agreements which deviate from the much vaunted objective of the EPAs,
new concepts, according to standards which deviate from those laid down by this Directive,
it does leave space for accession contracts which deviate from this principle, for accession contracts which affect continuity.
Therefore, those special Statute provisions that are necessary with a view to the specific nature of patent litigation which deviate from the Statute provisions of the Court of Justice as they would apply the Community Patent Court according to Article 225a(6) of the EC Treaty are also made applicable for the appeal proceedings before the Court of First Instance.
to make commitments which deviate from these general terms
Where a company detects significant upward or downward variations in the company's profit trends between reports which deviate from the impression of the company's position created by previously disclosed information, the company shall disclose such information.
protective systems incorporated within automatic processes which deviate from the intended operating conditions,