Examples of using A close in English and their translations into Danish
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In a close, transparent and fair communication process with its partners,
I would, therefore, earnestly request that you bring deliberations in Parliament to a close in good time,
Over the years, daily led a close friendly relationship with liaison
Many are working behind the scenes to bring matters to a close, and placing opportunities for peaceful settlements in front of those involved.
But he must have been a close relative because he had all the same weaknesses.
This slider smoothly morphs between a close and a stage mix allowing you create your own unique microphone mix.
In 2008, 53% of cases were brought to a close by judgment and 47% by order.
The Greek Civil War came to a close in August of 1949 when the Greek National Army captured the last DAG stronghold in the mountains of northern Greece.
Month 9 came to a close with my wife and I preparing for her knee replacement surgery.
he must have been a close relative.
That period is swiftly coming to a close as humanity awakens
Søvndal hopes to demonstrate how a close and well-functioning cooperation between the rotating Presidency
Economic Change at Neighbourhood Level" was drawn to a close with a European conference in September 1992.
goals of Park and they had a close personal relationship over the years.
The war can never be brought to a close until the key is in our pocket.
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Resolving the many different tasks, through a close and constructive dialogue both internally and externally.
brought a very complicated procedure to a close.
However, if we are talking about such a close and dear person,