Examples of using Serious work in English and their translations into Danish
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can certainly be used for some serious work which puts them a step above a PDA or phone.
but they do some serious work as well.
the Commission to make serious work of the cost calculation?
Mrs Cederschiöld, on her very serious work.
other Members for their serious work and ultimately constructive approach to this regulation.
Social Affairs for its serious work in a difficult and challenging global environment.
I believe that serious work should be put into schemes of this kind,
I see that Mr Toubon has done some serious work and carried out an impact assessment,
So the US has to start the serious work of clearing up who those people are,
Igen is a serious work about the eternal recurrences of life,
First of all, I should like to thank the rapporteurs for the serious work that has gone into the reports.
world needs larger computers because there is serious work to be done.”.
all of us in general remember his serious work and his dedication to Parliament.
I think that the statements from the three rapporteurs highlighted the serious work which was done by the Committee on Foreign Affairs and them personally.
because there's serious work to be done,
If it goes wrong when you're doing serious work but not when you're trying to demonstrate it,
Mr President, firstly, I would like to thank the rapporteur for her excellent and very serious work on this discharge exercise covering EDF 1999 which was the year in which this Commission took office.
For these reasons we think it essential for the Commissioner to produce some serious work and endeavour not to conduct experiments which carry obvious risks of creating serious social,
Mr Lambsdorff has allowed me the opportunity of thanking Mr Van Orden for his dedicated and serious work, which has helped Bulgaria immensely to accede to the Union on this date.
Parliament has done serious work on this proposal for a directive in the Committee on Legal Affairs,