Examples of using Modicum in English and their translations into Danish
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I commend Mr Fox on his work to at least bring some modicum of common sense in 2012 and 2013.
in particular, should lead European institutions to exercise a modicum of prudence.
I might bring you a modicum of peace. I will continue to pray that someday Well.
The designs of this fashion house can best be described as fun and fearless without a modicum of being ostentatious or overwhelming.
Excuse me, but I think a modicum of Gee, thanks. gratitude would not be out of line here.
helps to ensure that the Palestinians have a modicum of basic healthcare.
A modicum of respect. is it too much to expect that you exercise… As a member of the royal family, Your granddaughter.
childlike of me to expect a modicum of privacy around here.
safer place where everyone can live with a modicum of dignity.
Without a modicum of evidence, illegally detained an innocent pregnant woman in a dank storeroom.
why do your commitments always fall short of justice in the economy, a modicum of justice in economic matters?
this is the only option Bulgaria has, enabling it to gain a modicum of independence and reduce both the direct damage
The European Union, so proud of its values, would be well advised to demonstrate on these ultra-sensitive issues a modicum of discernment and respect for international conventions.
also her singular talent for getting huge sums of money out of me with a modicum of effort.
Or is it demanded that the upper classes also shall be compulsorily reduced to the modicum of education-- the elementary school-- that alone is compatible with the economic conditions not only of the wage workers but of the peasants as well?
which would allow a modicum of justice in the economy.
flat mount standard will provide the durability to withstand the braking forces while also allowing for a modicum of vertical compliance to help smooth out any rough rides.
Do you agree that a modicum of intelligence, and the flexibility that is expected of all Europeans,
which do not ensure a modicum of respect for the rules of democracy and the rule of law.
just as the Phalangists did in theirs, for after all you need a modicum of rigour and heart to nourish your own intelligence.