Eksempler på brug af Serious injuries på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Given the underestimated pain threshold of these cats, such treatment with them can lead to serious injuries to the animal.
reduce serious injuries by 15% and so cut road-traffic accident bills by EUR 22 billion a year.
the use of truncheons does not result in death or serious injuries.
may actually endanger children and cause serious injuries.
We must do everything to reduce the number of deaths and serious injuries on the roads.
ended up in hospital with serious injuries.
they can receive serious injuries from doing so.
can protect against serious injuries, damage to property or loss.
otherwise it can cause serious injuries in the event of an accident!
reduce the number of fatalities and serious injuries by introducing standard equipment.
the prevention of 9, 000 deaths and serious injuries every year.
Another positive element of this undertaking I should like to mention is the significant drop in the number of deaths and serious injuries it would entail.
Hetfield sustained no serious injuries; however, bassist Burton was pinned under the bus and died.
This will allow more precise estimates for the costs of fatalities and serious injuries in transport accidents;
Slight injuries would slightly increase(by around 1%), because some of the serious injuries would turn into slight injuries due to the helmet.
Where anaesthesia is incompatible with the purpose of the procedure unless the procedure involves serious injuries that may cause severe pain.
which is precisely how the most serious injuries occur.
hospitals have treated more than 250 people with serious injuries.
Isportsst nste: The figures for serious injuries in these two tables cannot be cospared as the corresponding definition in the U.K. differed fros that used in the Coisunity for the years 1973 to 1975.
can save almost 3 000 lives a year and prevent serious injuries for 25 000 people.