Examples of using Commentator in English and their translations into Danish
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Laila Stockmarr, Ph.D student at Roskilde University, subject on Palestine. Commentator in the media on Palestinian
To paraphrase the commentator, Ruth Lea:
The commentator believes in the good will of politicians-
Note that the commentator says, that you are allowed to take relief without penalty,
The commentator, Shaikh Saalih Al-Fawzaan,
including newspapers The Commentator and The Observer.
So far, the reach of the swine flu outbreak is small in comparison to seasonal flu the Fox News commentator explained.
I would agree with the commentator who said that what we saw in June was the rejection not just of the text
One commentator says that in reality, the turnover relating to counterfeiting is approximately EUR 500 billion.
One commentator even believes that the Chinese Communist Party' s monopoly on power will be broken because membership of the World Trade Organisation means freedom of communication, including by means of unchecked Internet contacts.
One commentator was of the opinion that the work might start a trend,
The commentator went on to note that“the American people want[the Obama Administration to]
One commentator says,"Of course we know that Jesus was actually in the tomb only half as long as He thought He would be!
France's Muslims are Turks, people do not distinguish between nationalities, French commentator Dominique Moisi says.
The drivers were subsequently interviewed by commentator and Le Mans enthusiast Mads Christensen,
In Xtracon Chess Open, we will also have the pleasure of following Nigel Short in the commentator room, where he daily,
Commentator Paul Harvey aired this prayer on his radio program,"The Rest of the Story,"
So far, the reach of the swine flu outbreak is small in comparison to seasonal flu the Fox News commentator explained."Here we have a case of a few dozen- only a couple of which require hospitalization
Ulrik Thomas Lyager(commentator): Now he is going public for the first time,
In late January, Jamal al-Hajji, a writer, political commentator and accountant,"call[ed] on the Internet for demonstrations to be held in support of greater freedoms in Libya" inspired by the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions.