Examples of using A disruption in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Official/political
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Computer
pain in the heart and a disruption of the liver.
switch it back on again last July when a disruption occurred five days into the new financial year.
in addition there may be a disruption of the soil and the foundation.
then this is a sure sign of a disruption to work.
causing a disruption of organs, the liver cells are replaced by connective tissue.
is accompanied by a disruption of the normal menstrual cycle.
body resulting in a disruption of our sleeping patterns.
In some cases, the cause of acne isnothing but a disruption of normal hormonal status.
which leads to a disruption of the normal breathing process.
which leads to a disruption in the functionality of almost all organs.
that protests were a disruption, not a means to an end.
most importantindications for amputation is a disruption of the functioning of the vessels of the leg.
My involvement in such a social relationship… here in 1885… could result in a disruption of the space-time continuum.
Hundreds of thousands of people will be starving, leading to a disruption in the economic environment.
Each party shall endeavour in such situations to provide all the information necessary to avoid a disruption in trade, and to reach a mutually acceptable solution consistent with the protection of public
There may be a disruption in the lining of the tube connecting the mouth
They have theorized that high pressure causes a disruption in the magnetic interactions between different metals,
The Medieval mindset held that if there was a disruption in this chain, usually in the higher levels of the hierarchy(such as a nobleman usurping the throne from a king),
The result is a disruption of economic and public functions through the exploitation of power that is not integrated into the system
Each Party shall endeavour in such situations to provide all the information necessary to avoid a disruption in trade, and to reach a mutually acceptable solution.