Examples of using It marks in English and their translations into Danish
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It marks an important step in coordinating activities of Member States
Afterward it marks them all with an extension of the same name[email protected]
It marks a new starting point for several major areas of Community activity,
It marks a change from the past:
It marks the prestige and is highlighted by its red burgundy color,
It marks a striking contrast to recent all-metal iPhone models,
Afterward it marks them all with an extension of the same name[email protected]
The purpose of scanning through Chkdsk is so that it marks all the hard Bad sectors thereby those will not be used again.
Whichever way you look at it, it marks the loss of one of the instruments required for a healthy economy.
This is an important result for the European Parliament, because it marks a success in the dialogue with Council over the budget.
If the MMU is used by WHDLoad it marks the Chip-Memory as Cacheable Writethrough(imprecise). The option has no effect if NoCache/S is also set.
stands near Coliseum. It marks the victory over Maxentius in the battle at Ponte Milvio year 312.
If the program ScanPST finds that blocks in a table are damaged, it marks them as corrupted and removes them completely.
I have now read your paper fully and think it marks a distinct advance.
Id al Fitr is celebrated more joyfully, as it marks the end of the hardships of Ramadan.
This positivist shift of the law in Europe is very serious: it marks a break with the most basic form of European humanism,
However, I believe that the air ticket levy is also important because it marks a turning point in the quest for the introduction of global levies for the financing of global development needs.
The effects of enlargement go well beyond the Union's immediate vicinity- it marks a significant increase in the Union's importance in global efforts to promote peace and stability,