Examples of using Whose capacity in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Economies whose capacity to create value is based mainly on intellectual expertise.
D: Information concerning subcontractors on whose capacity the economic operator does not rely.
Entities on whose capacity the candidate or tenderer intends to rely
external hard drives, whose capacity is up to 1 TB.
Furthermore, they provide the Community fleet- whose capacity is greater than the stocks available in Community waters- with fishing opportunities.
Constructing a new vision for development should become a priority both for the EU and for its partners, whose capacity needs to be strengthened to that end.
An existing industrial plant whose capacity for the production or treatment of HCH has been substantially increased after the date of notification of this Directive.
The aim of this work was to propose a balanced assembly cell whose capacity increases with increase in the workforce.
An existing industrial plant whose capacity for the electrolysis of alkali chlorides by means of mercury cells has been substantially increased after the date of notification of this Directive.
does not become excessively high, Kärcher has installed relatively small batteries whose capacity is only sufficient for a certain period of time.
A case in point would be a fetus, whose capacity for oxygen intake
by a subcontractor or by any other entity on whose capacity it intends to rely.
Nor does the proposal for a regulation discuss the issue of persons whose capacity to wear PPE is limited- for medical reasons, in the case of some employees.
In case where an entity on whose capacity the candidate or tenderer intends to rely
Another encouraging project to create clean energy can become the energy hub in the region of Pilbara in Western Australia, whose capacity will be more than 15 gigawatts.
Reunification of project cycle management within a new delivery structure whose capacity will be reinforced,
Territorial jurisdiction in proceedings concerning capacity to engage in legal actions will be had by the court in whose district the person whose capacity is concerned has his residence(Section 232 CMP).
The contracting authority shall verify whether the entities on whose capacity the economic operator intends to rely
Approved medical practioner: a medical practitioner responsible for the medical surveillance of category A workers, as defined in Article 21, whose capacity to act in that respect is recognized by the competent authorities.
An existing industrial plant whose capacity for handling the substances is substantially increased later than 12 months after the date of notification of this Directive or, where applicable,
Constructing a new vision for development should become a priority both for the EU and for its partners, whose capacity needs to be strengthened with a view to inclusive and sustainable development.
Finally, countries whose capacity to sustain demand is constrained by debt overhang
which have been upgraded in recent years to acceptable quality standards, but whose capacity does not amount to much more than 500,000 ldt a year.
entities on whose capacity the candidate or tenderer intends to rely
I can suggest that with two export pipelines in the western direction, whose capacity can be brought to 30bn cubic meters,
experience needed to give radiation protection advice in order to ensure the effective protection of individuals, and whose capacity to act is recognised by the competent authorities;
keeping in mind that also subcontractors(those whose capacity is relied upon
the shameful behaviour of a leader who is at the end of his reign but whose capacity for causing suffering is sadly not at an end.
a health professional or body having competence for the medical surveillance of exposed workers and whose capacity to act in that respect is recognised by the competent authorities;
its six liquefied natural gas plants, whose capacity could be doubled if another emergency situation were to occur.