Eksempler på brug af Basic conditions på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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from the Commission' s report that some basic conditions for this have still not been met.
on the world stage, the most basic conditions of the defence of human rights are being disregarded.
The basic conditions needed to allow democracy to put down roots are economic security,
provided of course that the balance sheet and certain basic conditions are kept separate.
There is no doubt that providing adequate childcare is one of the basic conditions for a better work-life balance.
The content of the report illustrates Turkey's sometimes serious failures to meet the basic conditions for joining the EU.
measures taken by the state to influence the basic conditions of economic activity by means of general legislation.
justify such a measure, so the basic conditions governing an international, confidence-building project cannot suddenly be changed.
benefits too. This will not be the case, however, unless the basic conditions are right.
with which they will be able to create the basic conditions for continuing their work.
Competitor analysis of basic conditions for Danish agriculture in comparison to the conditions of Northern European competitors.
If the basic conditions have changed,
Whereas the free movement of goods presupposes that certain basic conditions are fulfilled;
A State which applies for membership must therefore satisfy the three basic conditions of European identity,
The basic conditions of entitlement to both incomerelated benefit
The Universe: Our universe consists of some basic conditions, such as"survival of the fittest",
It is with concern that we must concede that even the four basic conditions which we set for preparations for the presidential elections have not been met.
gravitational mass is one of the basic conditions for the validity of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity from 1915, where he calls it'the equivalence principle.
In the light of the difficult situation which these countries were in at the outset and the complicated basic conditions, satisfying the first Copenhagen criterion is a remarkable result.
Finally, Ramondt suggests three basic conditions under which employee influence over shop floor consultation