Examples of using Countries would in English and their translations into Danish
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This would be a kind of world'domestic politics', to which all countries would be bound.
Employees working outside their own countries would retain a close link with their countries of origin through their national businesses.
Denmark and many other countries would have voted'no' if they had been given the chance.
the Swiss Confederation, it was expected that the countries would join Schengen at the same time.
Let us face it, many of the accession countries would find it very difficult to put into place the production-based subsidies we have.
There is a danger that including these countries would open the floodgates to organised criminality,
educated people to nearby countries would also create a serious brain-drain that would damage the economies of countries such as Moldova and Ukraine.
Extensive and stable economic contacts between particular countries would lead to specific economic integration,
In 2005 a[1] Wellfare-commission appointed by the government concluded that stopping immigration from just the"heaviest" countries would spare Denmark at least 50 billion kroner annually by the year of 2040.
People in rich countries would be permitted to emit nearly twice as much under the proposals.
a number of European leaders knew that their countries would reject this thinly veiled constitution.
his conviction that other countries would oppose the restoration of Germany as an independent Great Power.
it was expected that both countries would join the Schengen area at the same time.
These countries would remain eligible for support from the fund,
Entire countries would be hurled back economically into barbarism;
which is why cooperation with industrialised countries would make the process simpler
adherence to national lines, and so countries would have to answer to their own citizens regarding the lack of a genuine Single Sky.
Simple economic theory therefore tells us that African countries would have a superior position in the sugar market
I am sure a requirement to study the language of these countries would do little to enhance the attractiveness of the programme in the minds of young people interested in biotechnology.
He also expressed the conviction that these countries would understand how concerned the Community was to preserve its own construction all the more in that it had been the nucleus from which European unity had sprung.