Examples of using Rather more in English and their translations into Danish
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Meerkats in the Kalahari Desert also live in large groups, but they are rather more organised.
Non-sterilization is not automatic, bur rather more a consequence of a deliberate liquidity and interest rate policy pursued by Danmarks Nationalbank.
Turing published two other papers on rather more conventional mathematical topics.
as both sides trust us- one perhaps rather more than the other.
They were rather more influenced by a wish to prevent any repetition of the BSE
which would make it rather more attractive.
This resolution before us today seems to me to be rather more long-winded and ambiguous than previous ones.
My second observation is rather more of a query directed at the Commission as to how far we can view this as a reasonable precedent in cooperation in the field of public health.
which is rather more to my taste than Italian or French.
we are rather more sceptical.
For reasons that are rather more political than environmental,
also because we would have liked a rather more thorough treatment in committee.
the Commission has perhaps a rather more limited role.
SIMONS(S).-(DE) Mr President, I should like to ask the President-in-Office of the Council to be rather more specific.
But let me turn to what is for us a rather more contentious question.
The situation has turned out to be rather more acute in the meantime, but the house is being put in order.
Not that we want to depart radically from the system but a rather more positive wording may perhaps be better especially in view of what the Commissioner said in conclusion.
I should like to have a rather more detailed response to the excellent report by my colleague,
I was expecting a rather more in-depth analysis,
I hope that the Commission will take a rather more determined position than the one shown here by the Commissioner.