Examples of using A rational in English and their translations into Danish
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This is the final call to slow down the process of abandoning farming and return to a rational and balanced agricultural model that protects the soil.
There are many other reasons why creationism is a rational and scientific approach to learning.
This means one has to know what its activities are supposed to be from a rational or logical viewpoint.
Is it a rational or an impulsive decision?
we are signed in, but in a rational and calm way.
Any real number that involves the repetition of a block of digits beyond some point is a rational.
we can make a rational and appropriate analysis of what is happening.
complemented by a rational, if sometimes distracted, mind.
were based on a belief in a rational geometrical world.
whether we can take a rational, logical and fair decision.
tolerance and a rational and fair distribution of wealth generated.
as long as we engage in a rational dynamic process.
I am surprised that he can make such a comprehensive page without mentioning that the Danish Galathea expedition found coelacanth in 1950 after a rational and targeted search.
This provides that in circumstances where a rational private investor operating in a market economy would have made the finance available the provision or guarantee of funding to a company is not regarded as involving aid.
Yes to the development of biotechnology, yes to a rational European budget,
writes:'Neoliberal ideology created a rational and fortuitous connection between the individual
to contribute to the protection of human health and to ensure a rational and economical use of natural resources.
A rational European immigration policy would involve some common framework of criteria for economic migration within which Member States accepting such migrants can operate under their own decisions on the numbers they take.
This means one has to know what its activities are supposed to be from a rational or logical viewpoint.
At the Council meeting the Hungarian Presidency voted in favour of a rational, responsible economic policy that can be abided by,