Examples of using An aspect in English and their translations into Danish
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each one will be an aspect of you.
Russia's unprecedented influence is an aspect that must not be overlooked,
that this is an aspect of the problem which should not be avoided.
we are thinking of an aspect of the common fisheries policy which exists already.
It highlights an aspect of your story that I hadn't considered. This distinction you're making.
it highlights an aspect of your story that I hadn't considered.
Television without frontiers as an aspect of the Community's policies for the internal market and the cultural industries.
This is an aspect that the national authorities must focus on, without fail, in order to enhance the attraction of Structural Funds in the private sector.
I should now like to turn to an aspect that I regard as important,
This is an aspect that the European Central Bank
But I would like to draw attention to an aspect that Mr Hume paid little
It was an aspect which he enjoyed, delivering courses on his own wide areas of interest in analysis.
The course will also sharpen your coaching skills- both as an aspect of leadership, but also as an independent discipline.
must become an aspect of European history.
bowing his head lowly, with an aspect of the deepest yet manliest humility,
frequently used as an aspect in fragrances or as a meals active ingredient.
they likely experienced an aspect transference or a walk-in.
They have never been studied together, they are studied in isolation; and that is an aspect that you must take into consideration.
editing of the images are just as important an aspect of the process as composing
that is also an aspect of economic crime.