Examples of using Corollary in English and their translations into Danish
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especially as the formula is very often accompanied by the corollary in all areas.
Civilization has been enormously advanced by the early division of labor and by its later corollary of specialization.
As a corollary of the high common regulatory standard achieved by the proposed Directive,
The corollary for Strictor ransomware is that it has been created to induce fear in users
On 10 December, as a corollary to the abolition of veterinary checks at borders be tween Member States, the Council laid
Overall, therefore, private involvement in health care provision and, partly as a corollary, the charges levied on individuals for treatment have expanded in virtually all parts of the Union in the past few years.
Greek initiatives and is the corollary to the purely imaginary exercise
I voted in favour of a ban on the trade in bluefin tuna and, as a corollary, compensation for the tuna industry,
The corollary of the achievement claimed is a disunited Arab world, a bombed Port Said
The corollary of the achievement claimed is a disunited Arab world,
The corollary of this is that any Muslim who does harbour this sense of grievance is an"extremist"- in other words,
is corollary equipment of automatic product ling in common usage, to satisfying many kinds of bottle,
This is the corollary of the initiative that the Commission submitted on 24 January 2002, with the aim of accelerating the liberalisation of rail transport without first taking account of experience already gained, particularly in Great Britain.
The corollary of these harmonised rules will be the recognition by all Member states of the home country rule. This is, to enable Markets and Investment Firms to provide services through the single market on the basis of home country authorisation and supervision.
The corollary of this observation on the new circumstances,
The assistance provided through structural funds, as a corollary to the liberalising of the markets in more vulnerable economies,
set up a timetable for the initial distribution of the prosperity funds and its grand corollary, the RV.
the public service, and their corollary, high standards of harmonised social regulation for the workers concerned.
b detached CVT reforms which redefine the role of CVT provision within employment promotion measures or as a corollary to labour market policy.
it introduces a party system, and its inevitable corollary, an Assembly Government, at European level.