Examples of using Has traditionally in English and their translations into Danish
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mutual confidence between the two institutions, which has traditionally been the driving force of European integration.
values that Europe has traditionally inspired.
This will give you a unique insight into a food culture that has traditionally been dependent on what can be caught in the wild.
clipart is one of those areas that has traditionally been hard to come by for free online.
now simply called the Central Pavilion, which has traditionally been the kick-off curatorial stage for the Biennale,
That would be splendid for the country which, together with France and Germany, has traditionally combated openness.
Mr Verhofstadt is still a young prime minister from a country that has traditionally opposed the big countries' dictatorial way of thinking.
What follows are sentences to justify the position of government stepping into an area that has traditionally had few rules.
It is important in terms of gender equality because it has traditionally been women who have had to accept responsibility for childcare and so have not entered the labour market.
We believe that LIFE has traditionally been a leader programme for funding innovation projects
BioMar has traditionally produced sturgeon feed focused on caviar quality,
The business application industry has traditionally presented customers with a range of siloed applications.
health and safety has traditionally been a high-priority area for the company.
This will alter the approach to evaluation, which has traditionally been based on the duration of education
The Commission certainly knows that it has traditionally taken a proactive approach
an innovative take on what has traditionally been an awkwardly heavy marching instrument.
I would first of all like to say that we are deeply concerned about the attacks on churches in what has traditionally been a tolerant
from the maral deer who fed on it. It is an adaptogen which has traditionally been used for fatigue,
does not reflect the sensitivity which our Parliament has traditionally shown to the weakest groups of society.
voting by roll call has traditionally always served that purpose.