Examples of using Has considered in English and their translations into Danish
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Hansen Christian Frederik has considered to interrupt his grand tour of Europe temporarily in order to g….
The Council has considered a working document prepared by the Commission services in this perspective- 14015/99- and noted a large majority in favour of the substance of the text;
The author has considered every word, and thought deeply on every aspect of plastic theory….
The Council has considered this proposal but has come to the conclusion that the majority required for its adoption by the Council can not be obtained.
therefore regrets that the Commission has considered it necessary to regulate this market too.
Christian Frederik has considered to interrupt his grand tour of Europe temporarily in order to g… Ca. 1820.
it is a good indication that the business has considered your purchasing needs.
For he has considered himself and is gone away,
The Court has considered the constitutionality of the provisions under which the airport in Goleniów requested annual fees.
the amendments that the President-in-Office of the Council has considered inappropriate are, in fact, extremely important.
Recipient C.F. Hansen Christian Frederik has considered to interrupt his grand tour of Europe temporarily in order to g.
conventional medicine has considered cancer a"death verdict.
The Commission has considered the situation in the Member States as regards enforcement of Directive 79/7 relating to equal treatment between men and women in statutory social security schemes.
The faction has considered your terms. Mr. Mikaelson, Hello? just wanted to let you know?
I do not know whether the Council has considered this, but to me it appears to be a totally impossible juridical problem.
I should like to say that the study has considered all the possible options, including a tunnel and a bridge.
Is this something which the Commissioner has considered and which may perhaps be included in the improvements now being talked about?
Your Parliament has considered these questions, as it has considered the existing Treaty provisions that would penalise any violation of the fundamental principles of the Union.
In the past, due to badly trained surgeons and undifferentiated reporting in the media, the general public has considered this procedure to be crude or"gross.