Examples of using The increasingly in English and their translations into Danish
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That's the reason for the increasingly nasty and draconian measures now used to enforce software copyright.
In the increasingly competitive world, Europe needs to be ambitious
Thus in Huwaini's Egypt, the increasingly Islamist-leaning government does not have an institution to buy
We welcome the increasingly harmonised application of the Code,
The increasingly technical nature of legislation does not make the task of communicating with the European public any easier.
given the increasingly international nature of maritime transport.
I view the increasingly aggressive stance of the Israeli Government towards the Palestinian people with the deepest concern.
trade unionists testifies to the increasingly repressive nature of the regime in that country.
we can thrive in the increasingly competitive global marketplace.
PL Mr President, the increasingly significant interdependency of international organisations in the face of economic,
computer-assisted design and production, the increasingly spectacular progress achieved by robots,
In broader terms, the Community continued to develop the increasingly close network of relations with the rest of the world
That will not be an automatic by-product of the increasingly monopolistic competition in which,
I would like to protest at the overuse and the increasingly liberal use of Rule 45(2)
I shall not dwell on this further because I have already highlighted in my introduction the increasingly important role which the Union plays
grant the same rights to the people who, driven by the increasingly restrictive policy on identity papers,
confirming the anticipated broadening of the recovery and pointing to the increasingly self-sustaining nature of economic expansion in the euro area.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Financial Services provides financial services providers with unparalleled digital tools to fuel bottom-line growth and meet the increasingly high demands customers have for quality.
