Examples of using Be supplemented in English and their translations into Danish
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should be increased, or should be supplemented with other preparations.
Canada requires that the API be supplemented with certain information from the PNR and transmitted to the Canadian security services.
Whereas this Directive will be supplemented by Directives relating to the masses
The WTO's rules must be supplemented by stringent provisions on protecting the environment,
The information about"what" action for health is taking place will be supplemented in a second phase by a study of"mechanisms" for establishing workplace health initiatives.
These measures may be supplemented by the formation of special agencies, for example,
The regulation will be supplemented with the rules outlined in the Danish Data Protection Act,
The training can be supplemented with a college programme(AU)
The Union would have a Wider Europe policy which would be supplemented by our policies known as the Northern and Southern Dimension.
technical topics will be supplemented with discussions around current topics relating to the Cloud,
the supplier-perspective will be supplemented here by a user-perspective.
Under the second scenario, the abovementioned Portuguese-Spanish area(scenario one)(now extended to 18.7 million inhabitants) would be supplemented by the Mezzogiorno an area of 17.1 million inhabitants.
oxygen will be supplemented until your dog's breathing has improved
your list can be supplemented quite affordable
that first deposit that will be supplemented by the casino.
which will be supplemented and updated periodically.
In more serious cases, these non-visible symptoms can be supplemented with dryness and pimples or redness.
Our group therefore believes that the common market which is also founded on common prices should be supplemented basically in two areas.
If necessary, the development of these services must be supplemented by the establishment of structures to watch the labour market