Examples of using Specific context in English and their translations into Danish
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If students want to apply the knowledge they have acquired during their studies in a specific context, then writing the Master's thesis in collaboration with a company or an organisation is a really good opportunity.
using the personal information described in this Privacy Policy will depend on the personal information concerned and the specific context in which we collect it.
which have meaning only in that specific context, and uses vocabulary from the signer's native language.
These rules must however take into account certain characteristics owing to the fact that acts agreed between Member States and adopted in a specific context are involved.
if it decides to put it in a specific context.
Moreover, and in this same specific context, various points were agreed on to serve as a basis for a common position at the International Conference on Trees
financial conditions, there is consent to the use of funds for housing in a highly specific context.
These negotiations are going to take place in a specific context, characterised by two new elements,
In the specific context that led to the drafting of this report,
i.e.,“who”. Once can also benefit from reflecting more on why Mindlab's methods are used in this specific context.
26there are other limits arising from the interpretation of this concept within the specific context of the regulation.
In the specific context of this issue, the Commission therefore accepts the amendments
create a rural district adapted to its specific context, the Colli Esini LAG focused on developing the following instruments:
as agreed by you in a specific context e.g., where you consenting to other types of data transfers in connection with enrolling for a specific service.
The legitimate interests pursued by controllers in specific contexts;
devise solutions for specific contexts based on increasingly detailed information.
Another possible explanation is that repeated tests enable the key information to become separated from any specific contexts and instead to be associated with a wider range of retrieval cues.
To a certain extent, and, in some specific contexts, short projects might not be always sustainable.
That our scientific knowledge is a product of people in specific situations responding to specific challenges in specific contexts.
Another possible explanation is that repeated tests enable the key information to become separated from any specific contexts and instead to be associated with a wider range of retrieval cues.