Examples of using More tangible in English and their translations into Danish
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To make it all a bit more tangible, here is some examples of modules that can become part of your solution.
Because of the increase in blood flow to the pelvic organs, the uterus becomes more tangible, which causes discomfort.
There are obviously some aspects of the report where we should have liked to see more tangible progress, for instance as regards information exchange and the denial notification system.
These served to anchor discussions in a way which made the addressed problems more tangible to the involved actors.
Through this report we have sought ways of making European citizenship more tangible by promoting solidarity,
Problems become more tangible when the conflicts are visualised.
persuasion were substituted for something more tangible and costly.
which are perhaps less spectacular but more tangible for our fellow citizens.
You sought something far more tangible, didn't you? I went to Khazad-dûm with a proposal of friendship, but in truth,?
The European External Action Service and the European Commission should be called upon to take more tangible measures.
If that is confusing, we will do it with real numbers, so it gets a little bit more tangible.
I call for even more tangible and visible action by the Bulgarian authorities in dealing with serious crime.
you come up with something a little more tangible.
I hope very much that in passing this resolution we will be able to send something rather more tangible than just our support to the people of Shetland.
A more tangible Europe, and one which is closer to its citizens, has never seemed as realistic
It makes the challenges facing us more tangible, and gives us something to base our plans on.
This made the storyline more tangible, so the viewer could really understand what a social enterprise is.
I mean, I just prefer that my accomplishments resonate in a more tangible.
The vote in Parliament tomorrow will make the promise of a European future more tangible for the citizens of Albania and of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
You can see through a good outcome by sending uplifting energies and/or more tangible benefit to those grid-keepers,