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contract {substantiv}
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to contract {verb}
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Engelsk-svensk översättning av "contract"
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contract {substantiv}
Many farmers are prepared to enter into a contract to provide these protective measures.
A voluntary agreement is a private law contract between two parties.
My question is this: who at European level can conclude a contract with industry - even if there are only five sectors?
If we ever get to the stage of a European contract code, then we cannot risk that it suffers the same fate as the proposed Constitution
Legislation and contracts are now to be drafted in such a way as to be fraudproof.
contract {substantiv} (även: pact, engagement, covenant, concert)
She and her snake, Monty Python, have signed an exclusive...... contract with us.
Apparently, a contract has been signed by a new travel agency to replace Wagonlit.
We therefore have a permanent contract between free and sovereign states which are all equal.
It may, however, in any contract, specify a particular address for service.3.
The existence of a contract is the best way of proving that the crop has been sold and processed.
contract {substantiv} (även: contracting out)
They contract this work out to internationally operating companies that are dependent on the favours of shipping companies.
I have voted in favour of the committee's proposals for increased threshold values to force public contracts, especially for goods and services, to be awarded at European level.
Third, the decision to terminate the contracts in question is not a unilateral initiative by the Commission, but rather the outcome of moves initiated by the budgetary authority in the mid-1990s.
contract {substantiv}
The Commission signed a management contract with a Belgian organisation, ARTM.
There are too many different procedures and too many different types of contract.
I figured, why burden you with signing a contract every three years?
Firstly, unilateral termination of a contract will be authorised only at the end of a season.
He offered me... a fat five-year contract, housing allowance, moving expenses.
contract {substantiv} [jur.]
Instead, organisations that had close links with the clients were given preference as contractors or contracting partners.
to contract {verb}
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to relax, to pare down, to lower, to let up)
Limiting that support today means breaking the contract.
We have adjusted the Erasmus institutional contract to reduce by about 50 % the number of contracts that beneficiaries have to sign.
The effect of the new directive is to tighten up health standards, as a result of which only 8 % of bathers are expected to contract an
Many European governments are trying to renegotiate the contracts they concluded with those companies, in an attempt to reduce unjustified costs.
I believe that this increase would risk a radical reduction in the number of contracts which would essentially be open to Community competition.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to pot, to cut, to abridge, to short-circuit)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to covenant, to concert, to arrange, to appoint)
This modification allows parties in a B to C contract to contract in favour of the seller's jurisdiction.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to form, to fix, to dispatch, to conclude)
In conclusion, I would like to say that we must beware of placing contracts for research work on geographical grounds alone.
We need a comprehensive staff reform, which in my view should include an end to jobs for life and introduce fixed-term contracts instead.
Now, with this document, we are about to conclude a trade agreement, and we are giving away Union funds but are not requesting to be able to monitor the fishermen's contracts.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to astringe, to assemble, to adduct, to abbreviate)
You can consciously contract the muscles in your cheeks.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to purse, to gather, to draw up, to constrict)
It takes about 40 minutes to print, and about four to six hours later you see the muscle cells contract.
to contract
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to narrow, to draw, to brew)
It takes about 40 minutes to print, and about four to six hours later you see the muscle cells contract.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to receive, to move, may, to make)
People are saying that it might be possible to contract mad cow disease by drinking milk.
These electrodes act like mini pacemakers to get the cells to contract in the lab.
Anybody who wants to obtain that contract will have to satisfy that condition.
A few days ago our shipyard was to close because it failed to win the contract to build two ships.
Companies benefit also by having contracts of major importance.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to catch)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to restrict, to restrain, to qualify, to narrow)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to engage, to condition, to undertake)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb}
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to pucker, to gather, to crease, to corrugate)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb}
They cannot be consciously contracted, especially if you overdid the Botox.
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb}
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to shrink, to waste)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to sink)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to incur)
to contract [contracted|contracted] {vb} (även: to affiance)
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