Examples of using Deviating in English and their translations into Danish
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Opposing or deviating conditions of the buyer are only binding if Spreadshirt has agreed to them in writing.
Then we are, of course, deviating slightly from the principle of individual treatment,
The formulae en able also to calculate the consequences of deviating from the economically optimum form of shiftwork.
True, it turns out many of the followers of Imam Four have Aqeedah Aqeedah deviating from their priests.
uncertainties which may lead to the actual results deviating from the estimates.
This interior allows you to express the creative ideas of your child, without deviating from the latest trends in fashion.
it should be used with caution, without deviating from the prescription.
not suitable for pumps with evidently deviating motor diameters and/ or length from 8 cm.
the achievement of optimal results when deviating from a given course is not guaranteed.
This could be because the mens' dance was painted on the wall of the cemetery so the scribes were prevented from deviating too much from the original.
This is ironic as the drillers explicitly for this bore hole have aimed at deviating from the vertical direction.
Intervene on the market to prevent the stock exchange values of their units from deviating by more than 5% from their net asset values;
Of deviating conditions or stipulations to which other party in any way refer,
An under-active immune system with a deviating production of antibodies
We should also note that when observations of the Moon's orbit showed that it was deviating from its theoretical path,
slightly deviating from the end face, and then use podbivaniya attach a second laminate panel for the first in this series.
Use of the veterinary medicinal product deviating from the instructions given in the SPC may increase the prevalence of bacteria
Use of the veterinary medicinal product deviating from the instructions given in the SPC may increase the prevalence of bacteria resistant to florfenicol
Deviating from what Ingemann Sørensen calls"historical reality",
of Member States failing to take steps and deviating from the desired practice.