Examples of using Any intervention in English and their translations into Danish
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because sometimes it disappears at this age itself, and any intervention is not desirable.
In accordance with Title IX it shall also apply to any intervention in cases of radiological emergencies
The EU has confirmed beyond all doubt that any intervention on its part is designed mainly to allay fears, not deal with
If the former method is most convenient because it does not require any intervention on your part or any connection to a computer,
even claim that any intervention in the workings of these markets is contrary to progress
rather than the Europe that is currently being built on an economic model based on avoiding any intervention in the economy.
Upon infection the KazyCrypter virus proceeds by launching an anti-memory scanner which is able to protect itself from any intervention.
Interpol's constitution prohibits‘any intervention or activities of a political,
it prohibits any intervention on germ cells and any use of embryos for the purposes of scientific research.
And another aspect that seems no less important to me is that this decision will not favour any intervention, as was said here; this decision will promote a fundamental aspect of EU integration,
and I quote:' Any intervention seeking to create a human being genetically identical to another human being,
Amendment No 3b, rejecting any intervention in the human germline
hence pre cludes any intervention by Member States in the market otherwise than as expressly laid down by the regulation itself.
on topics of mutual interest- excluding, of course, any intervention in the substance of the opinions issued by the agencies.
These moisture determinations need to be carried out rapidly and reliably so that any interventions in the production process can be made promptly, to avoid costly interruptions.
Any interventions here actually concern the first decision,
therapeutic cloning of human embryos, against any interventions in the human germ line
the precise nature of any interventions cannot be identified in advance just for the sake of efficient budget control.
In view of this, if humanitarian aid is needed to assist people hit by disasters, then in turn, any interventions as a result of EU foreign policy- which is still to be defined- cannot be apportioned according to each Member State's areas of interest
Political judgements must therefore be made prior to any intervention on our part.