Examples of using A chapter in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
How each flavor opens itself, one by one, like a chapter in a book.
Henry and Katrina's deaths closed a chapter for us.
Closed a chapter for us. Henry and Katrina's deaths.
I wasn't just closing a chapter.
On this latter branch of the subject I have put a chapter together, and Hooker kindly read it over.
We already have European guidelines- the Treaty of Amsterdam includes a chapter specifically on employment- and we also have
I spent about a chapter and a half… vituperatively citing today's guest
In Annex A Chapter VI(39)(a)(i) first indent,
We are beginning to realize now how wise it would have been to write a chapter on energy into the Maastricht Treaty.
Birthe Trærup has translated a chapter from A Poet's Bazaar,"the dancing dervishes",
That is, it will add a Chapter Point on a cut scene
Economic Cooperation currently being negotiated contains a chapter on economic cooperation in, amongst other areas, scientific research.
There is a chapter on health and safety in the Treaty establishing the European Atomic Energy Community Chapter III.
Judaism from its start, devotes a chapter to the life of Jesus.
God then challenged them to produce a chapter similar to it, and they couldn't.
Officially tuberculosis-free bovine herd' means a bovine herd which satisfies the conditions laid down in Annex A Chapter I;
agricultural research is getting a chapter to itself within the context of support for research.
Energy Safari has contributed a chapter to a new ground book in pedagogy.
In conclusion, this directive is a chapter, perhaps one of the most important, in the achievement of total equality in working conditions between men and women.