Eksempler på brug af So closely på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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That is why achieving the objectives of the monetary union and respecting the timetable for it are so closely bound up with an active employment policy in the Member States.
The real way to watch your words is to watch your hearts because they are so closely connected.
And that's why he's watching you so closely while pretending not to at all.
These discussions so closely parallel what happens in our industry that I had to repeat them here.
as they are so closely monitored that nothing they do
There's an extra 100 in it for you if you follow him so closely that you run him over.
I have not known a Commissioner who has followed the proceedings so closely or who has spent so much time with the Committee on Budgets as the present Commissioner.
by this time not so closely associated with Raleigh,
including those that are registered, so closely scrutinised, checked out and even infiltrated?
Would you care to share with the Khan the words that you keep so closely to your still-beating heart?
Since i worked so closely with her, i wanted to add my personal condolences.
It is difficult to predict the effects of this for two sectors that are so closely related to one another.
the lines being needed to prevent him writing so closely that correction became difficult.
Shulem,-But-- to work so closely with a woman. it's inappropriate for a respectable Jew like you.
The subsequent development of capitalism has so closely knit all sections of our planet, both“civilized” and“uncivilized,” that the
I certainly never thought I would be working so closely with my mom.
Bates may almost be said to have actually witnessed the process by which the mimickers have come so closely to resemble the mimicked;
for working so closely with me to achieve this result.
yet these tribes resemble each other so closely that the Fuegians on board the"Beagle" were mistaken by some Brazilians for Botocudos.
Covered by the law on aid only where certain aspects of the aid in issue are so closely linked to its object that any failure on their part to comply with those provisions would necessarily affect the compatibility of the aid with the common market.