Examples of using Interminable in English and their translations into Danish
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I know what it is to suffer airport chaos or interminable delays.
all day long interminable hot arguments.
Inside the Union there are plenty of people who wish to see an end to the seemingly interminable quarrels about our system of government.
I certainly welcome the conclusion of the interminable.
then legislative elections followed by interminable negotiations and the installation, last March,
Finally, after interminable negotiations and under conditions which I must admit were hard to bear,
In order to put a stop to this interminable escalation, Europe must rouse itself from its inertia
it is rather interminable to imagine how we can manage to finish both pruning
which should make it possible to avoid those interminable legal battles that are so detrimental to children.
to come up with new ideas without being in danger of infringing trivial patents and ending up involved in interminable lawsuits.
precise commitment that nobody expects us to get bogged down in interminable discussions, especially given that discussions are conducted behind closed doors.
even by the elderly and children, after interminable checks: it is an incredibly grim crossing,
this would put at risk over 200 billion of resources and involve interminable delays to local communities and projects.
In my opinion, it is not analysing ourselves in interminable discussions about the precise definition of the new social state,
samples should be used as a source of data whose collection could otherwise be interminable. The second is that the requirement for data referring strictly to the taxation of enterprises should be removed from the Commission' s proposal, bearing in mind that this tax data does not come within the Community competence.
it is rather interminable to imagine how we can manage to finish both pruning
Her skepticism's interminable.
At times, it has seemed interminable.
Forty-seven interminable days of near-constant rain.
I'm sorry. Sometimes it seems interminable.