Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Danish
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In it Falconer characterises the classes of all quasigroups that are isotopic to some special classes of loops.
It is a complex cultural process which characterises the daily life of citizens
The diversity that characterises the European Union is,
teasing obsession with the past that characterises his work, Sørensen is a modernist who speaks of the here-and-now.
an equally outrageous example of the arrogance of power that characterises cooperation in the EU.
This characterises the situation we have at present of an open integrated European market with crossborder competition.
In addition, Article 10(6) of the Merger Regulation is certainly an expression of the requirement for speed which characterises the whole of the merger control pro-cedure.
end the hidden protectionism which characterises its trade policy and abandon its immoral fisheries agreements.
Potential ill treatment rarely comes to light because of the culture of secrecy which characterises the Department of Justice.
Murder and killing other living beings characterises the way of life in a large section of evolution.
You as a person Tell me a bit about yourself as a person: What characterises you?
We must therefore examine the issue of chauvinism which characterises this country and the issue of the freedom of the press.
We all know that this is an on-going antagonism that characterises day-to-day life in the EU in everything, big and small.
the promotion of multilateral negotiations which characterises the policy of the new Obama administration,
However, I see running through the agreements the protectionism which unfortunately still characterises the common agricultural policy of the Union.
Implement and Operate and characterises the engineer's problem solving process.
engineering sophistication that characterises the architect who built this grave.
Today it is a landmark of the unified city and characterises the skyline of the exceptional metropolis.
It will then be implemented while respecting the diversity that also characterises Aarhus University.
small degree of self-knowledge, which also characterises the United States' s government.