Examples of using Certain countries in English and their translations into Danish
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Relations with certain countries or regions.
Things which are legal in certain countries may be illegal in others.
Why then are certain countries so opposed to publication?
Mrs Grossetête mentioned the way that medicines are dispensed in certain countries.
Olive oil and cotton are examples of products which are only produced by certain countries.
How can install applications from the iTunes Store are available only for certain countries.
Despite these unmistakeable horrors, certain countries continue to trade with Burma.
What is new in version 1.0.7.2: 1.0.7.1 still didn't work for Yahoo users in certain countries.
Sometimes casino sites themselves block users from certain countries by IP address. Full information can be found directly on the casino site.
N"And"KN"Are two editions of Windows released specifically for certain countries or geographical areas.
In case the victim PC is from certain countries in Eastern Europe, the ransomware does not activate encryption and self-deletes.
The EU grants certain countries, such as Ukraine, a preferential rate
In certain countries the collective agreements are generally binding for the whole industry(Austria), in others they
There is also GSP+ for certain countries facing particular challenges
The Community maintains relations with certain countries and regions, in particular by providing substantial assistance under the ALA(2),
Ceiling inlets mounted in a farrowing section Close Roof inletsInlets especially suited for monoblock housesIn certain countries, the air intake must be above the ridge to reduce the risk of infection.
To insist on forcing certain countries to make impossible repayments renders development aid,
We could then have had peace, but certain countries failed to do this out of base economic interests.
a total ban on production has not yet been implemented in certain countries.
The fact that certain countries insist on long transitional periods