Examples of using More distant in English and their translations into Danish
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Mr President, the European institutions are unavoidably more distant from citizens than are national
The fourth degree of blood, but more distant kinship include cousins
it makes the future feel like something more distant and more different from the present,
The holidays provide fast and with more distant targets can be achieved easily.
Depending on the deceased's family circumstances, it may be necessary to seek out relatives even more distant than second cousins.
Compare these with the rather more distant High German Buch,
The more distant regions and individuals are from these networks, the less favourably positioned
There is a refusal to see that the more federal Europe is becoming, the more distant it is becoming from the peoples of Europe, and the more disaffected they are becoming from it.
Table 1 shows that women have a more distant relationship to politics than men have.
Maybe the Commission can behave that way since it is more distant from the people.
we are finding more and more distant planets.
During his reign Selim II had become progressively more distant from the people, who no longer saw their ruler as a magnificent leader of campaigns
Mawhinney assigns distances for your shots closer and more distant. is in a position where he does not have time to do calculations and obtaining a result does not know the distance ranges.
in the vicinity of them, also on more distant places.
on adjacent and also more distant fields, but even if possible those fields onthat Crop Circles photos ever find.
the next he seems to be growing more distant and even making excuses not to see you.
within the EU or their transmission to Europe from more distant continents.
rather than in the near or more distant future.
a tortoise to prove that the goal is ever more distant.
the company trying to give it a slightly more distant design than the usual note with which we were accustomed.