Input: "Das Frauenstimmrecht in der Schweiz (Stimm- und Wahlrecht) wurde durch eine eidgenössische Volksabstimmung am 7. Februar 1971 eingeführt. Formell wurde das Frauenstimmrecht am 16. März 1971 wirksam."
Result: "Women's right to vote in Switzerland (voice and election rights) was governed by a federal referendum on 7 October. In the case of the United Kingdom, the Commission has not been able to take the necessary measures to ensure that the aid is granted. In the case of women's rights, the March 1971."
The translation of the first sentence conveys the meaning but changes the date from February 7 to October 7 and drops the year. The next part triggers... something in the translation engine, in any case the original has nothing to do with the UK or the (EU) Commission.
I suspect this is due to German date notation, where "7th" is written "7.", and the period confuses the translator, making it think a sentence ends there. Without periods:
Input: "Das Frauenstimmrecht in der Schweiz (Stimm- und Wahlrecht) wurde durch eine eidgenössische Volksabstimmung am 7 Februar 1971 eingeführt. Formell wurde das Frauenstimmrecht am 16 März 1971 wirksam."
Result: "Women's right to vote in Switzerland (voice and election rights) was introduced by a federal referendum on 7 February 1971. In addition, the Council adopted a resolution on the establishment of a European Community strategy for the development of the European Union."
The first sentence is fine now. The second is nonsense, the original sentence refers to Switzerland and means "Women's right to vote formally came into force on March 16, 1971". Still nothing to do with the EU. This broken translation remains the same when looking at just this sentence in isolation.
So: Thanks for this, I'm very happy to see this project. But it needs some more work to iron out the kinks. Good luck!