Examples of using Certain degree in English and their translations into Danish
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
In this capacity, they must be able to continue to receive a certain degree of backing from public authorities.
If a certain degree of wear and tear is unavoidable it should be directed to those parts in the product that can easily be exchanged and replaced.
It avoids that the handlebar turns on its own axis during quick steering movements- it then moves only to a certain degree.
and ensuring a certain degree of coordination in the field of social security.
we are now seeing a certain degree of convergence with respect to policy approaches,
We have been able to introduce a certain degree of new dynamism
As there is much of this form of micro-life present in the food products which one cooks to a certain degree, namely meat,
Certain degree of willpower and self-discipline.
These permit a certain degree of movement between each pair of vertebrae.
The seat and backrests have usually been adjustable to a certain degree.
Another point is that we also need a certain degree of reciprocity.
Ehrenberg states that these particles all retain a certain degree of irritability.
However, it complies only to a certain degree with the acquis.
True, this particular project envisaged a certain degree of reciprocity.
This all requires joint and, to a certain degree, coordinated efforts.
But something similar to a certain degree happens to the other bodies.
The Agency has a certain degree of autonomy, like all European agencies.
A certain degree of creative thinking is necessary while respecting the interinstitutional balance.
To a certain degree, therefore, we have to trust our experts.
Indeed a certain degree of harmonisation in that area has already taken place.