Examples of using Designates in English and their translations into Danish
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Financial
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
The host institution designates a fully qualified
That element therefore designates, according to the Court of First Instance,
Where a Member State designates several competent authorities it shall inform the Commission thereof, indicating any division of duties.
We call you lightworkers-is that not also a label that designates a difference from those who are not?
the Ottoman Empire designates the area around Smyrna on the coast of Anatolia as Greek territory.
the Commission designates a System Security Officer.
The polar bear symbolizes the fauna of Greenland and the blue(azure) colour designates the Atlantic and the Arctic Ocean Greenland is washed by.
various types of sjfart designates the fr.
of an independent character, which designates the order in which objects are counted
which as a result designates another expert.
ends with special character that designates the block beginning
It encrypts target files with the help of strong cipher algorithm and then designates them with the specific extension. amnesia.
And finally, as mentioned, many contemporary, theological schools reject the existence of Moses and designates him as an imaginary, mythic figure.
placed in a pattern shaping the derogatory word"cacics", which designates bosses on a regional level in catalan.
The action plan designates 16 concrete actions at all levels
Each Directorate-General designates one of its staff as coordinator for complaints
The latter designates at least three subjects for discussion, which incidentally are not mutually exclusive.
These efforts will be maintained in the future as the Government's Pesticide Plan for 2004-2009 designates 25,000 hectares of spray-free buffer zones along watercourses.
Moreover, where necessary, the Commission may organize an on-the-spot examination by experts it designates.
maximum ground temperature(red curve) is 0°C designates the maximum thaw depth of that year, and thus the top of the permafrost.