Examples of using A greater in English and their translations into Danish
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We need a revised structural fund to tackle these and other problems and a greater political consensus to solve them effectively.
poorest areas of the EU there is a greater than 11 times difference in wealth.
More generally, it was argued that the President-designate should have a greater say in the selection of Commissioners.
He said that the Canadian Government would also promise increased political monitoring and a greater military presence in Canadian Arctic waters.
The first includes all sciences that deal with inanimate nature and are to a greater or lesser degree susceptible of mathematical treatment.
A greater than dose- proportional increase in indinavir plasma concentrations was observed over the 200- 800 mg dose range.
increased activity in the sphere of foreign policy and the need for Parliament to have a greater say.
We ourselves also create something which is to a greater or lesser joy for our surroundings.
who have a greater emotional influence on their children
Stable system suitable for interiors where a greater clear dimension is required for passage.
And in a greater evolutionary historical perspective, the extinction of Homo sapiens would not be considered an unusual occurrence.
To a greater or lesser extent, lead is soluble in many liquids,
So if there was a greater than or equal to sign, we would have filled it in,
Everyone is at war with everyone else. Everyone, to a greater or lesser extent,
A greater and more regular political presence in the region is therefore required more than ever.
There is no doubt that a greater administrative burden will fall on waste companies exporting waste across EU borders
Facilitates a greater systemic immune response,
Certainly you are ready for a greater spiritual understanding of the world now.
The Nord C2D boasts a greater mechanical key click simulation,
We need more resources and a greater international commitment, despite the difficulties involved in mobilising funds in the current economic context.