Examples of using Compete with each other in English and their translations into Danish
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amateur photographers can compete with each other.
Yes, there is actually a chess tournament for women only so that they can compete with each other on more equal terms.
These 5 members will have to compete with each other in the MTTs or Multi Table Tournaments.
We should not compete with each other, but instead ensure that we create an internal market that functions well.
that it is counterproductive for us to make both geographical regions compete with each other.
brave skaters compete with each other doing the best
If the poorer countries compete with each other on small numbers of commodities that can only bring down international prices,
sporty competition are a natural part of us. Compete with each other or just enjoy the sociability of a group- play
rivalry between women and men, who compete with each other for power and influence instead of working together.
the atmosphere heats up FC Barcelona matches the fact that these cities do not like and compete with each other.
had we looked at how we can compete with each other to increase our energy efficiency,
There has been criticism from a number of people that the highly fragmented DG structure wastes a considerable amount of time in turf wars as the different departments and Commissioners compete with each other.
to make European citizens who are aided in different ways compete with each other in the common market?
NATO ensures the rapid deployment of numerous military forces should guarantee that both organisations complement and not compete with each other.
in part the divergent VAT rates will in any case compete with each other.
which will compete with each other on the Community market.
the ports of the European Union can compete with each other.
as a complement to them, to challenge and compete with each other for support for ideas and for candidates.
the very last minute, but we succeeded in laying down that accreditation bodies must not compete with each other and must keep their public mission sacrosanct, as it were.
where world capitalism makes workers compete with each other, what we are doing is producing a Directive to deal with the reflection of a problem.