Examples of using Smaller groups in English and their translations into Danish
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Empower your students by encouraging them to participate in activities of the whole group or in smaller groups.
The meeting itself is held in a workshop format where the ministers' discussions take place in smaller groups.
Within the next 15 years, find a way of producing electricity independently or in smaller groups.
hold the meetings in smaller groups, or meet your colleague/partner one-on-one.
to asking for input, you have to turn the big group into smaller groups at the same time.
Finally, Mr President, smaller groups in this House do not find themselves with the credible possibility that my Liberal Democrat Group finds it has today.
are lessons in smaller groups of approximately 30-40 students with a lot of dialogue between the lecturer
the latter supposedly expressing the opinion of the smaller groups.
The first years I did exclusively practical teaching as an adult drama and theatre instructor teaching smaller groups between 4 and 30 participants.
It is also regrettable that the smaller groups are not involved in the negotiations.
The President interrupted the speaker… that comes about because the smaller groups are given so little speaking time.
Exercises: are often scheduled in continuation of lectures with smaller groups of approximately 30-40 students.
I wish furthermore to take a stand against all the motions that seek to limit the less widely spoken languages or the smaller groups, to make this House bureaucratic and centralised.
To those colleagues who feared that there may be elements of my report which are unfavourable to the smaller groups, I would like to reassure them.
On this occasion, using the d'Hondt system would have penalised the smaller groups and I wanted to avoid that.
Closing down smaller groups would either force reluctant deputies to join larger groups,
Even smaller groups, e.g. pregnant young stock
which was then followed up by the 700 instructors to their own smaller groups to reinforce the lesson.
A Parliament of this kind and a Union of this kind must have a very particular regard for the interests of minorities and for fairness to minorities and the rights of smaller groups.
It is quite patently a blatant attempt to squeeze out the smaller groups, who are more often than not more likely to be less enthusiastic- indeed likely to be quite questioning of the precious European project.