Examples of using Which to a large extent in English and their translations into Swedish
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Each detector's alarm levels, give control options which to a large extent can be customized.
The European tanker industry, which to a large extent had already anticipated the application of the existing phase-out rules,
Integrable systems make up a class of equations which, to a large extent, can be solved exactly.
We notice how a country which, to a large extent, relies on aid from the EU, treats all appeals from the same EU for fair
One of the roads that crosses the peninsula is the curvy and narrow 309, which to a large extent is unpaved.
This business model hinders research, which to a large extent has been financed through government funds,
We have seen that Bruynzeel has a wide selection of museum storage solutions which, to a large extent, fulfills our varied needs.
Two protocols are attached to the Constitution which, to a large extent, incorporate and amend the existing protocols introduced following the Amsterdam Treaty.
Third, we have to realize that existing international organizations correspond to a world which, to a large extent, no longer exists today.
Having initially favoured descriptions of court parties and entertainments, which to a large extent consisted of theatre performances arranged by Gustaf III,
In all Member States the railway sector has been confronted with far-reaching restructuring, which to a large extent changed also the financing methods.
We have endeavoured to produce a text which, to a large extent, extends the 2003 implementation procedures while incorporating the requirements of the new Financial Regulation in terms of sound financial management of public funds.
In 1995 Riksbankens Jubileumsfond began providing programme grants from the new cultural science donation fund, which to a large extent, was intended for PhD students;
This would for the first time allow parties to use European standard contracts, which to a large extent would be genuinely harmonised
assessment tasks, which to a large extent can only be performed by scientists.
incorporates questions which to a large extent are a matter for the individual conscience
The last quarter of the year ends with a somewhat weaker result compared to the previous year, which to a large extent was caused by unused capacity.
medium-sized businesses, which to a large extent depend on bank financing,
Difficulties may be encountered in ensuring that new types of fuel meet current technical standards, which, to a large extent, have been developed for conventional fossil fuels.
Well, and, finally, there are black Pavlovian chickens, which to a large extent resemble their close relatives- Siberian pedigree.
not a cynical political entity pursuing geo-strategic policies which, to a large extent, come from Washington.
The GATS provides for general and security exceptions, which to a large extent correspond to the exceptions of the EC Treaty.
with a large number of smaller providers which to a large extent are active in just one segment.
national budgetary policies, which, to a large extent, are influenced
34 and 41, which to a large extent reflect our own list of demands as independent Members.
On the web site of the HCI group you find information about current activities, which to a large extent are based on and continuations of the results and activities of CID.
of our budget resources, which to a large extent are determined by this House,
Trade unions in the three countries of the Southern Caucasus are very different from one another, which to a large extent stems from the fact that they operate in different economic, social and political conditions.
Large-scale eradication actions by Member States for outbreaks are very difficult without EU support as an individual Member State has to bear large costs, which to a large extent benefit other Member States
studies in the domain which to a large extent converge in their findings and policy advice.