Examples of using Engendered in English and their translations into Danish
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also the dialogue that it has engendered.
and the expectations engendered by accession have led to a belief that their national economies can develop, as events have borne out.
The structural funds are essential for ensuring that the enhanced prosperity engendered by the single European market is spread move evenly
and since the light engendered by such healings reaches the mass consciousness,
Child labour is a consequence of the social injustice engendered by the capitalist system under which we live
Mr President, it is always argued that an increase in global trade engendered by the removal of trade barriers is a means of achieving greater prosperity
just an expectation that the minimum standards engendered by our civilisation will be maintained.
as despicable as the individual terrorism it has engendered on the Palestinian side,
takes into consideration the needs engendered by enlargement to the countries of Eastern and Central Europe and to island regions and most remote regions.
an opportunity to look at the buildings from the perspective engendered by the exhibition.
social difficulties engendered by drug dependence.
upon the experience we have brought with us and which has engendered the values that we have articulated as the quintessence of European democracy
but they haven't engendered the wisdom and conduct a national leader needs to be respected and trusted.
What we need is a strategy to develop a truly European civil society, alert to how early in life criminal behaviour is engendered and how fast it spreads. We can then
financial crisis has engendered a social crisis throughout the world,
the incipient cosmic epoch engendered by this prevails, the epoch in which the people's humaneness overcomes the animal side of their consciousness.
dispel the concerns engendered by the manner in which this instrument has been managed over the past six months.
what high hopes we have for this new Mediterranean region engendered by the young people of Egypt
the despotic constitution engendered by it slyly held up as a model not unworthy of our imitation.
source of wars and of lawsuits, while it is the poverty engendered by private property in land that makes the prison and the workhouse the