Examples of using Been set up in English and their translations into Danish
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The amount shall be granted when the Commission is satisfied that the agency has been set up and is performing the work assigned to it.
One can identify two basic levels of cooperation, lor which different organisational arrangements have been set up.
regional authorities, for which different organisational arrangements have been set up.
Log on to Blackboard When your contact at AU tells you that you have been set up in Blackboard.
It represents at least 25% of the olive growers or of olive oil production in the economic region in which it has been set up.
global network on missing children, which has been set up on an American initiative.
Since the very beginning of time, this particular Universe has been set up so all you see is the singular.
You can see this from the fact that no such group had ever been set up before for any other country.
A new process has been set up:"Blouse- Laying out, cutting and sewing the blouse. TX28-1-04.
An organisation has been set up called'Stop the European City Guide', an association of victims of this guide.
If security software has not been set up yet, it is possible that you already need to delete Skeleton Key from your personal computer.
The family support center has been set up at a hotel nearby. You will have access to medical and psychological treatments and social services.
A committee of inquiry has been set up by the government to investigate the causes of the accident.
Furthermore, a group of experts has been set up by the Commission's Directorate General for Science, Research and Development to work on the socio-economic problems of trafficking in women.
A national steering committee has been set up to support the implementation of this ambitious policy.
Making-up: A new process has been set up: work jacket- laying out, cutting and sewing TX 28-1-01. The process is calculated"per work jacket.
four so-called"scientific platforms" have been set up involving universities and industry.
This special programme has been set up for ten years and children are being paid a total of EUR 850 million a year to go to school.
In addition, specialised agencies have been set up to handle certain technical, scientific or management tasks.
A network of national information centres has been set up to provide information on opportunities in other Member States.