Examples of using Quite specific in English and their translations into Danish
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These are quite specific points that show where individual candidate countries still have to make enormous efforts.
are, indeed, quite specific in their proposals.
I think I may say that every region in this European Union has its own quite specific features and, I am sure, its own advantages.
They are is quite specific& user-friendly and provides everything in the simplest
But apart from all that, there were one or two quite specific points in my question,
I am referring to quite specific cases, such as the case of Lufthansa in Schönefeld and in Shannon.
I would ask, for a quite specific reason, to take the floor under the rules of procedure.
to ask the Commission the following quite specific questions.
All of those involved could have heard, from many people, quite specific conceptions of what the European Union should look like in the future.
We should also like to encourage you to pursue the negotiations now on the basis of quite specific texts so that we achieve a good result in time for December.
There are also, in addition, quite specific conditions for what we term the outermost regions.
as well as some quite specific tools to handle everyday life.
with whom we will have to talk about quite specific new partnerships.
as well as some quite specific tools to handle everyday life.
I hope that the Commission is able to answer four quite specific questions on these four themes.
With Macedonia, though, there was a quite specific issue, that of the relationship between the ethnic groups.
There must also, in my view, be a quite specific way of dealing with seed designated for use in organic farming.
Unless you have a quite specific form of'always-ready clairvoyance' which can substitute knowledge,
The smell of their secretion is quite specific, so you have to get used to it.
We do not want to see further additions without a quite specific procedure subject to codecision once more before they are authorized.
