Examples of using A generally in English and their translations into Danish
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Total ESF assistance in Belgium is now increasing in a generally satisfactory manner and is on target.
April: A generally mild April,
As a point of departure, it is aimed to provide a generally high level of protection for all groundwater.
In other cases, one might try to enforce a rule in a generally unpopular way, with the aim of getting it changed.
took place in a generally satisfactory way.
I am voting in favour of the report because a generally applicable agreement makes perfect sense in this context.
Ceramic articles' means articles manufactured from a mixture of inorganic materials with a generally high argillaceous
Public Health on the memorandum of 22 July 1971 in which a generally favourable opinion was expressed concerning the Commission's proposals.
be paid for actual costs incurred and not, as they currently are, in the form of a generally high allowance which does not require receipts showing actual costs.
ultimately to less employment and a generally lower standard of living.
also easy maintenance and a generally positive experience for the users.
the Medic considers healing a generally unintended side effect of satisfying his own morbid curiosity.
as considerations of a generally similar kind are likely to apply to requests for disclosure relating to documents of the same nature.
April: A generally mild April,
histamines, or a generally unhealthy lifestyle, and their meeting with the immune system.
there is a common element amongst the four: they all express a generally favourable opinion of the proposals for reform presented by the Commission in its White Paper,
clearly and in a generally intelligible manner.
what that Directive calls- and I quote-'a generally applicable, transparent
The problem- in my view- is not entirely one of technique so much as one of a generally restrictive culture which in some institutions and in some countries has persisted to a greater extent than
though not in the UK and U.S. A, generally due to its long half life.