Examples of using Is to cover in English and their translations into Danish
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Our intention is to cover all fields of artistic
The final objective is to cover household final monetar}7consumption expenditure(HFMCE) as a whole.
Wood furniture will last longer if it is to cover the antiseptic impregnated or varnish.
my favourit etips is to cover you pans while cooking.
Easy to use and no waste, whether it is to cover gray hair,
We are now discussing the new proposal, which is to cover the period from 2007 to 2013, and is also intended to help achieve the objectives of the EU's Sixth Environment Action Programme.
This deposit is to cover any damage you may have done and to(maybe only in part) cover consumption.
because the precise philosophy of the Solidarity Fund is to cover emergencies or part of the emergencies caused by disasters.
The draft Regulation, which is to cover an initial period of five years, applies both to consortia operating within a liner conference
of which the ERDF is to cover 50.
One of the means to reduce the entry of flies is to cover the areas where flies access the building.
We cannot compare a budget for 1985 covering ten countries with a budget for 1986 which is to cover twelve.
Easy to use and no waste, whether it is to cover gray hair, to lighten or darken.
was ordered(to wear)">veil(for women) is to cover the jewelry, it makes no sense if the veil(he uses it)
Objective 4 is to cover the new powers of the ESF under the Maastricht Treaty:
The first priority is to cover the needs of those who live in inhuman conditions due to prolonged wars
The project proposal states that the survey is to cover the main groups in the chemical
entitled"exchange of views with Council and Commission representatives", the aim of which is to cover topical events in the sphere of Foreign Affairs and Security Article J.7, TEU.
then you might think that your only choice is to cover them up.
the policyholder must sign a statement that he is aware that the commitment is subject to the rules of supervision of the Member State of the insurer who is to cover the commitment.