Examples of using Linchpin in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
And a retired history professor with no fund-raising ability is the linchpin.
In summary, here's the one book that stands as the linchpin not only to auditing,
An integrated transport infrastructure is the linchpin for regional economic integration,
and they form the linchpin for world trade.
Parker said digital is the linchpin to Nike's growth
I found a linchpin that will bring about the end of our country as we know it.
A linchpin that was tied to the economy that would cause crisis
I found an alarming vulnerability-- a linchpin that was tied to the economy that would cause crisis and devastation beyond anything we would ever seen.
That will bring about the end of our country as we know it. I found a linchpin.
That would cause crisis and devastation Over here. beyond anything we would ever seen. A linchpin that was tied to the economy.
a sort of linchpin, is Iran.
With the body as the linchpin of a performative visual language, Coble explores the limits of the body's abilities,
International Fireworks Competition are becoming a linchpin to the hospitality business in Hannover.
An integrated transport infrastructure is the linchpin for regional economic integration,
which is the linchpin of this early warning team.
Western civilisation, consisting of Egypt as the linchpin of the peace, Jordan, Palestine as a state- I will come back to that in a minute- the state of Israel,
Linchpins are fitted to the top sheave pins make wire rope installation quick and simple.
Iii block exemptions, one of the linchpins of industrial policy(points 3.2.1 to 3.2.3);
as well as rootstocks, linchpins, and conifers.
The linchpin of the entire organization.