Examples of using The disasters in English and their translations into Danish
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In recent years 80% of the disasters which have occurred are natural disasters,
Even after World War II and the disasters which Fascism, Nazism and extreme nationalism had brought in their wake, there were still fascist regimes in Europe.
Mr President, the disasters that have hit certain EU Member States have been a source of distress to all of us.
You emphasised, I noted, the disasters of all sorts caused by drugs trafficking
If we include the disasters caused by drought and floods,
clean up Gaia's remaining ecosystems and end the disasters that have resulted from mining,
These flippant girls singing"votes for women know not the disasters they invite by this reckless movement.
Of all the disasters that struck our planet in 2010,
but nothing to match the disasters of the past.
Climate change can be used to explain the disasters which have occurred in southern Europe to a degree.
kt ra survive the disasters caused by storms
They have wiped out millions on the way with their wars and famines, and the disasters they have created with HAARP.
The disasters in Harrisburg and Chernobyl had a decelerating effect on the further development of nuclear energy,
In Croatia we have learned nothing from the disasters of the past”, criticized the biologist Ulrich Karlowski of the GRD.“The government's decision for a large-scale exploitation of fossil resources is a huge step back in the stone age of energy policy.
has together decided to give the money away to the Disasters Emergency Committee.
We first needed the disasters involving oil tankers
Miss Tongue(S).- I would like to ask the Commissioner what response has been given to an appeal that arrived on the Commissioner's doorstep on 12 September from the Disasters Emergency Committee of the United Kingdom, a committee that comprises 5 British charities.
Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the disasters of the past few months have brought to light the inadequacies of legislation,
especially unconditional aids to the disasters' victims,