Examples of using Most countries in English and their translations into Danish
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But Esperanto, like most countries and languages, uses a comma to mark decimals.
anyway most countries.
The European Union is present and active in most countries in the world.
Estimates for most countries.
The miserly proposal by the Commission has been rejected by most countries.
NB: In most countries a large share of(he sales from innovative companies comes from improved products{incremental innovation),
This analysis suggests that most countries have been able to improve the composition of public expenditure while at the same time containing the size of the public sector during the 1990s.
We have no EU-wide stock of vaccines, and in most countries our quarantine laws are outdated.
China is rich in rare-earth reserve. Most countries need to import rare-earth elements from China.
we are still seeing an exponential increase in the epidemic in most countries.
we must change the forestry policy implemented in most countries in the Union. That, however,
Unfortunatelly, Piracetam as a nutritional supplement in most countries is illegal,
In most countries, the percentage increase in female employment was at least twice the increase for men Graph 15.
In most countries, the proportion of women working parttime increased between 1985
All of the attendant activity, known around the globe via social media and most countries' mainstream news,
Vocational trainin of carriers rn most countries, there appears to be hardly any certainty of training for the carriers of dangerous goods, substances or waste.
Nonetheless, in most countries it remains higher than the EU rate, at between 50% and 60.
Amphetamines are reported by 1 to 2% of admissions in most countries but by as many as39.5% in Finland
Hearing aids are classified asmedical devicesin most countries, and regulated by the respective regulations.
In general terms, most countries prohibit marketing activities that encourage irresponsible consumption of alcohol.