Examples of using Both in relation in English and their translations into Danish
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rootedness are all elements of Taoist philosophy which Tai Chi has drawn upon in its understanding of movement, both in relation to health and to martial applications.
Unfortunately, there are far too many examples where we fail to show the necessary respect and tolerance, both in relation to each other and in relation to the public authorities in our society.
Both in relation to medicine and weapons, the technological development encompasses possibilities that Hitler,
particularly as regards urban renewal, both in relation to its social and environmental components,
rootedness are all elements of Taoist philosophy which Tai Chi has drawn upon in its understanding of movement, both in relation to health and to martial applications.
ensure customer satisfaction- both in relation to the specific project
Within the new agriculture of the mountain regions, women currently play many important roles, both in relation to agriculture and in relation to tourism,
due to the fact that today they are creating their future, both in relation to what they will experience in life after death
The latter which is qualitative by nature attempts to analyse the consequences of actions in terms of social"viability" both in relation to meeting the objectives of economic performance
its close connections with the power system, both in relation to wider scenario analyses
The transparent container also means that it is easier for you to keep an eye on the products during cooking and warming-keeping, both in relation to quantity and not least appearance.
would like to thank you for the objectivity you have displayed, both in relation to the disaster and its consequences.
So the fight for the customers' temporary favour means many companies walk straight into the trap of copying their competitors- both in relation to products and services,
described in detail which potentially negative impacts they may have on human rights, both in relation to our own employees,
When assessing the selected projects according to a systematic method both in relation to their own objectives
registration of vessels, both in relation to the Regulation currently in force
ensure customer satisfaction- both in relation to the specific project
registration of vessels, both in relation to the Regulation currently in force
of the 2000 budget, the Commission is asked, with the cooperation of the Member States, to be more accurate in its budgetary forecasts, both in relation to sources of funding