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commonly {avverbio}
allmänt · vanligen · vanligtvis
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commonly: normally · usually · unremarkably
common: usual · vernacular · vulgar
altri (12)Traduzione inglese-svedese per "commonly"
"commonly" traduzione svedese
commonly {avverbio}
However, in the EU it is commonly used as a preservative in " family " hair shampoos.
—the substance or object is commonly used for specific purposes;
Positive action is far more feasible than is commonly believed.
We currently find ourselves faced with a necessary fact of life, which has been commonly accepted.
More than seven weeks have now passed since what is commonly described as Ukraine's Orange Revolution.
Mr Prodi resorted to expressions more commonly used by weather forecasters in order to describe growth.
The symbols are most commonly found on seals.
The present idea of subsidiarity in the EC Treaty is commonly interpreted as regulating only relations between Union and states.
commonly {avv.} (anche: normally, usually, typically)
The third issue commonly raised is the lack of competition among credit rating agencies.
And when you're outdoors, that type of air has microbes that are commonly associated with plant leaves and with dirt.
If you look at the x-axis of this graph, you'll see that what we commonly want to do -- which is keeping the outdoors out -- we
common {sostantivo}
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Is a Common Market Organisation appropriate, or a simple regulation?
I hope that a new common foreign and security policy will be able to prevent fresh crises, including through the use simple majority voting.
Mr President, the purpose of this common, consolidated, corporate tax base initiative is to create a corporate tax base that would be
On some points, this Council common position diverges from the Commission ’ s initial proposal, but it is, however, highly innovative as
One very common reaction I've heard about 20 times is, "But it was investigated.
And this is a little clip from an elementary school, which is very common in England.
It is true that to an English common lawyer this is unknown territory.
That especially applies in view of the fact that flags of convenience are a common phenomenon.
When Denmark tabled the resolution in Geneva, our country only did what common decency dictates.
Through common networks we can reduce our vulnerability and, at the same time, have the opportunity of obtaining access to safe and cheap...
In the past, certainly in the UK, it was a very common, cheap but delicious and healthy part of the diet of many less well-off families.
Maritime transport needs a common system of regulation because the sector has become one of cheap labour and despicable, even criminal
Political opponents are simply treated as common criminals.
This 'Single Sky market ' goes against common sense and the principles of safety and public service.
As regards public procurement, it is common knowledge that transparency in the marketplace acts as a powerful brake on corruption.
That is why we voted to reject the common position and we will continue to defend the postal service as a public service.
It seems to me to be quite a commonly held view that applying environmental and social criteria to public procurement would destroy free competition.
The questions we have been discussing here tonight show that it would be much easier if we had a common legal framework.
You will not secure support for supranational solutions if you claim the credit for common successes and blame Brussels for every ill.
It would have been so much simpler to have an intelligent euro by making this a reasonable common currency instead of this single dogmatic
We need, therefore, to strive for simpler and more common rules and practices to promote consumer confidence in cross-border transactions.
Now, a sound common position submitted by the Council is in danger of being changed for the worse from an environmental point of view here...
Hopefully, we in the European Union will establish a common will, as well as the funding, to attend to the needs of our brothers and of
to look for a'social lowest common denominator '.
They are not interested in a common foreign policy and in the defence of Europe.
The issue is whether we have a common set of norms in Europe which govern us all.
The Union shall define and implement a common agriculture and fisheries policy.
We have also voted against establishing a common European prosecution service.
In Europe, uniting in a common European market is proving to be an arduous task.
common {agg.}
The common fisheries policy in its current form has been operating for 18 years.
More powerful cooperation is needed when it comes to our common sea, the Baltic.
The common website that the Commission is running went live back in early March.
This sector is, in fact, almost totally dependent on the common fisheries policy.
In the final analysis, this is about one of the Union’ s common external borders.
Sinonimi
Sinonimi (inglese) per "commonly":
© Princeton Universitynormally · usually · unremarkably · ordinarily
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Esempi di utilizzo "commonly" in Svedese
This shortfall is made up for by imports from third countries, many of which maintain low prices, due to what is commonly known as " social dumping '.
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