Examples of using Homelands in English and their translations into Danish
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driven out of their ancestral homelands.
I am sure Bulgaria will feel at home in the EU which is a Union of homelands.
Lithuanians were forcibly expelled from their homelands.
At least three times huge Viking fleets attacked their own Scandinavian homelands and killed kings and great noblemen.
Over the millennia the people who became the Indo-Europeans could have had a number of different homelands with their language evolving along the way.
they communicate telepathically with each other on the planet and colleagues in their homelands.
justice to these people, will help them re-settle in their homelands and achieve some results.
In Prussia, all that had to wander off at will from their homelands of the faith found a new home.
The whole idea of the drop-in system is tailored to the way things work in the patients' homelands.
A lack of respect for these can even lead to the expulsion of entire communities from their historical homelands.
are fleeing to the outskirts of their homelands.
under which we sleep, let the spirits bless our homelands as we honor the old codes we keep.
If'Homelands' engages our wish for something magical beyond the humdrum of daily life,
It is good that the new directive will also give people who are fleeing their homelands because of persecution by non-state agents recognised status in all EU countries.
social reasons why people are fleeing their homelands.
quality rated Asian and African immigrants as positve elements likely to inherit a realm they have failed to achieve in their homelands.
Confirm, moreover, Thy loved ones, those who, leaving their homelands, their families and their children,
All light beings in this universe honor you for willingly leaving your homelands to assist Earth's civilization awaken
also upon relocating families from their traditional homelands into a frontier-type environment in the dry interior.
also upon relocating families from their traditional homelands into a frontier-type environment in the dry interior.