plikter å overholde de regler som fremgår her
English translation: ...is obliged to comply with the regulations that appear here
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| plikter å overholde de regler som fremgår her must/are obliged to follow the rules set out below/herein Explanation: You can say this in few different ways, but "must" or "are obliged to" and then "follow" or "adhere to" the rules set out "below" or "herein" depending on where it is. |
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| plikter å overholde de regler som fremgår her ...is obliged to comply with the regulations that appear here Explanation: Everyone at the construction site is obliged to comply with the regulations that appear here, as well as other relevant laws and statutes. |
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| plikter å overholde de regler som fremgår her ... is/are obliged to observe these rules Explanation: Everyone on the building site is obliged to observe these rules/ the rules below/ set out below 'Overholde' can sometimes be translated by 'comply with', but on a building site I would keep the language simple, as the rules are probably largely concerned with safety and must be understood by everyone. In this case I would probably also leave out the 'set out' (= fremgår) for the same reasons, but if this is a test you should add a note to show that you have not just forgotten the word! More formal legal language is appropriate in other contexts where roughly the same sentence may appear. |
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