Examples of using Also refers in English and their translations into Danish
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It also refers to the dye by dyeing the fabric on some intermediates used to achieve the purpose of dyeing substances.
The amendment also refers to enforcement, and this really takes us back to previous debates.
High blood pressure, as well as allergic reactions, also refers to the negative consequences after the abortion tablets.
The Haparanda tingsrätt also refers to the application of the‘clear support' criterion to the rights protected by the Charter,
It also refers to how effective a metal is as far as showing resistance to scratching and cutting.
He also refers to trust as"the invisible fuel" which makes society and organisations function far
He also refers to Job, whose perseverance was rewarded by what the“Lord finally brought about” James 5:11.
The Federal Republic of Germany essentially supports the arguments of the applicants and also refers to its written submissions in Case C-301/96.
This also refers to the agricultural sector, and the upcoming Mercosur proposals, in particular, bear that out.
Challah also refers to the little portion of dough that is taken out before baking in memory of the erstwhile sacrifices in the temple.
He also refers to his colleague, Mr S. Kanakaratnam,
It also refers specifically to the need for effective control over the cohesion policy to make it become more flexible.
Amendment 14 also refers to time savings due to the use of information technology in data collection and processing.
That letter also refers to the amounts mentioned in the second to fourth
Meditation refers to a mental or spiritual state that may be attained by such practices,[12] and also refers to the practice of that state.
Paragraph 15 of Parliament' s resolution also refers to codes of conduct,
The court making the reference also refers in its first question to Regulation No 1581/74 of the Commission of 24 June 1974.
On that point, the appellant also refers to a report dated 16 September 1999 appended to its appeal.
The New Testament Greek equivalent of sheol is hades, which also refers to"the place of the dead.
seeing that'the Devil' also refers to sin.