Examples of using Forms part in English and their translations into Danish
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The site forms part of an established holiday park whose many facilities can also be used by camping guests.
The scope of the budget is clearly defined and the budget forms part of a multiannual strategy.
Language forms part of our personal and cultural identity
It is altogether important that NIT forms part of the initial training of all teachers.
Strictly speaking, this is not covered in this proposal as it forms part of separate legislation.
He feels big and strong when he forms part of a big and strong organism.
When the pyramid shows up it will then get larger if it forms part of one of the winning combinations.
He is also in charge of the Customer Experience academic course that forms part of the Marketing major at HEC.
Reproduction is prohibited other than in accordance with the copyright notice, which forms part of these terms and conditions.
This contract compromises the Greve South- Køge highway, which forms part of the road link, E20, Køge Bay high way.
caught locally and forms part of many traditional dishes.
Reproduction is prohibited other than in accordance with the copyright notice, which forms part of these terms and conditions.
Ii For placing on a CD ROM where the product forms part of a package to be installed.
Therefore we must use all available methods to ensure that early language learning forms part of public education.
It forms part of the great international movement to safeguard the biodiversity of the planet which will find expression in Rio in a few weeks' time.
This measure forms part of the current trend towards security at all costs
The proposal, which forms part of what is termed the‘third rail package',
The export ban forms part of the continuous commercial relations between Bayer France
It is a member of numerous associations and forms part of the“golden triangle” of leading English universities
This publication forms part of the efforts made by the European institutions to keep the citizens of Europe informed.