Examples of using Which is distinct in English and their translations into Swedish
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This prophecy, which is distinct from the prophecies attributed to St. Malachy concerning the popes,
As in other international organizations, the Community budget is expressed in a unit of account which is distinct from the national currencies of the Member States.
The right of access to the file described in the Notice‑ which is distinct from the general right to access to documents under Regulation(EC)
First of all, the arrangement may enhance the production of a league product(covering the key matches of the league) which is distinct from other football broadcasts.
Their rare and expressive wines are a representation of the unique craftsmanship which is distinct for every producer and which has been passed on from generation to generation.
of the transaction carried out on behalf of the client, which is distinct from the client's interest in that outcome.
that Article 8 of the Charter concerns a fundamental right which is distinct from that enshrined in Article 7 of the Charter
It is essential for the EU to develop a true external security policy dimension in relation to gas and oil deliveries, which is distinct from energy policies.
to reinforce relations between the EU and partner countries, which is distinct from the possibilities available to European countries under Article 49 of the Treaty on European Union.
administrative status which is distinct from that of the central government.
In addition, the Commission concluded that there is a technology market for lyocell production and processing which is distinct from the downstream market for the production
a mandate to which Mr Gollnisch was elected by direct universal suffrage and which is distinct from that of Member of the European Parliament.
we have to shoulder a responsibility which is distinct from the responsibility shouldered by the individual countries,
have a probative function which is distinct from the purpose of service itself.
the Greek archdiocese of America, which is distinct from the Orthodox church in America,
administrative status which is distinct from that of the central government.
the European Commission consider that that activity quite clearly involves‘data processing' within the meaning of Directive 95/46, which is distinct from the data processing by the publishers of websites
a mandate to which Mr Gollnisch was elected by direct universal suffrage and which is distinct from that of Member of the European Parliament.
a mandate which is distinct from that of a Member of the European Parliament.
the lack of institutional visibility due to the fact that it is not recognised as an economic sector which is distinct from the main two: public and private.
a mandate which is distinct from that of a Member of the European Parliament.
administrative status which is distinct from that of central government, satisfy the institutional autonomy criterion.
It contains, for example, the 7 criteria which are distinct traits of ZEISS quality.
The controlled legal person does not pursue any interests which are distinct from that of the public authorities affiliated to it;
The establishment expenses in the Annual Report formed part of an account grouping which was distinct and separate from the manufacturing expenses.
visceral pain, which are distinct in nature and the origin of the noxious stimuli.
still had to make an effort to adopt an industrial policy which was distinct from its general economic policy.
the Agnostic confounds"inability to define" with"total inability to know", which are distinct problems to be treated separately,
The Court finds that the Directive is intended to cover any legal change in the person of the employer if the other conditions it lays down are also met and that it can, therefore, apply to a transfer between two subsidiary companies in the same group, which are distinct legal persons each with specific employment relationships with their employees.