Examples of using Subjecting in English and their translations into Danish
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Instead of just subjecting oneself in this kind of strategies,
In 1927 he showed that subjecting a sequence of independent random variables to a sequence of moving averages generated an almost periodic sequence.
Rather than subjecting oneself in such strategies, it is far better to take highly effective health supplements for muscle growth as well as body building.
cultural or whatever- for subjecting animals to the cruelty which the live export trade involves.
Instead of just subjecting yourself in this kind of techniques,
Any initiative which is aimed at tackling justice and internal security issues jointly and subjecting these to democratic controls must be able to count on our support.
Like there's no positive social benefit from it. I don't see the argument for subjecting children to this.
There is no positive social benefit in this. I do not see a justification for subjecting children to this.
Autoclaves are used to sterilise equipment and supplies by subjecting them to high pressure saturated steam.
Council Regulation EEC/3322/88(since repealed) implemented the Montreal Protocol, in part by subjecting Community producers to annual production limits and consumption controls.
who had not bothered to understand Frege's book before subjecting it to totally unmerited scorn.
In the event of a Contracting Party subjecting imports of products liable to give rise to the difficulties referred to in Article 28 to an administrative procedure aimed at providing rapid information on the trend of trade flows,
who had not bothered to understand Frege's book before subjecting it to totally unmerited scorn.
In the event of the Community or Albania subjecting imports of products liable to give rise to the difficulties referred to in this Article to an administrative procedure having as its purpose the rapid provision of information on the trend of trade flows, it shall inform the other Party.
guarantee a thorough judicial review of European decisions subjecting an individual or entity to restrictive measures,
having studied the psychophysical structure of his pupil, and subjecting him to a number of tests,
MiFIR should ensure a level playing field for all regulated trading venues subjecting them to the same organisational requirements
precludes a Member State from subjecting the enjoyment of the benefits in kind guaranteed by that provision to any authorisation procedure.
thus subjecting it to the terms and conditions of the respective affiliate site.
It is not a case of the West subjecting Turkey to a long, never-ending examination, but it is essential