utfördes

Utfärdades is a Swedish word that translates to "issued" or "carried out" in English. It is commonly used in contexts where a formal act, decision, or document is officially brought into effect or distributed.

The word is the passive past participle of the verb "utfärda," which means to issue, grant, or carry out. Therefore, "utfärdades" signifies that something was issued or carried out by an authority, institution, or individual.

Examples of its usage include official documents like passports or licenses, which are "utfärdades" by government agencies. It can also refer to decisions or orders that have been formally made and enacted. For instance, a sentence in a court of law might be described as "utfärdades" by the judge.

The term emphasizes the official and formal nature of the action. It implies a process of authorization and execution, distinguishing it from informal or preliminary actions. In essence, when something is "utfärdades," it has been officially brought into existence or put into practice.