Examples of using Host countries in English and their translations into Danish
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On the other hand Herzl's plans of giving Jewry a“homeland” soon generated intense interest in one of the Western European host countries.
Among other things, a series of interviews conducted with Danish Ambassadors in nationwide media has illustrated the situation in their host countries.
the transit countries and the host countries in the European Union.
we must not forget that this works both ways: host countries must strive to integrate them, but they must also
If it is the case that host countries do not know what is best for them,
for verifying that the activities carried out in the host countries are socially
The debate on supervision in home countries as opposed to supervision in host countries has, until now, prevented any major shift towards either European supervisory systems
The compact seeks to improve protection conditions for refugees in host countries, for example by reducing the need for dangerous onward movements,
to the possibility of their obtaining legal employment in host countries and, above all, to trafficking in human beings.
And the hosts of Jewish immigrants carry the question with them whereever they go to their new host countries, where antisemitism will make its entry with them. So it is self-evident
With regard to the travelling to and from the host countries of the tournament, FSE
Where operations are the subject of financing agreements between the Community and the host countries, such agreements shall stipulate that the payment of taxes, duties or any other charges is not to be covered by the Community.
Efforts to reform cooperation among UNRWA donors and host countries along with a continued focus on improving UNRWA's"humani-tarian access" in the occupied territories will be pivotal in the medium term.
migrant communities and host countries have different traditions,
are discriminated against in many host countries.
related aims in host countries.
duties that the Roma community ought in any case to respect in their host countries.
gives immigrants an excuse for not adapting to the norms of their host countries.
It is also a new type of programme in that it enables young people not only to be received in host countries but also to be active there
while its programs in middle-income countries should be financed by the host countries themselves.