Examples of using Their origin in English and their translations into Danish
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But we know that all the existing decorative breeds of dogs have their origin is not the same.
Such concepts of God have their origin in the limited range of your viewpoint,
Masters are those who remember their origin and, out of love, share this knowledge with whomever seeks it, and take no pay for their work.
analogue output circuit at their origin, the noise effects are reduced.
from detecting their origin to their actual treatment.
At the moment there is nothing to stop the removal from cattle carcasses of the identification marks which specify their origin, and this is creating serious problems.
Recover}' is possible only if the debt has been entered in the accounts as such on the basis of their origin.
in an article entitled"The Races- What Is Their Origin?
By the times of Jesus the Jews had arrived at a settled concept of their origin, history, and destiny.
do not forget that they have their origin in the creative acts of the Paradise Deities.
adapted to the species and their origin, the procedures and length of the project.
opportunities for progression to all citizens, whatever their origin.
purely by reason of their origin.
European political authorities must therefore impose public service constraints on all these operators, whatever their origin, for example.
shall retain their origin if exported into one of those countries.
Asymmetric shocks have their origin in asymmetric na tional economies,
shall retain their origin if exported into one of these countries.
Asymmetric shocks have their origin in asymmetric national economies,
The Court of Justice maintains in this regard that national rules which are not applicable to services without distinction as regards their origin and which are therefore discriminatory are compatible with Com munity law only if they can be brought within the scope of an express derogation.
National rules which are not applicable to services without discrimination as regards their origin are compatible with Community law only if they can be brought within the scope of an express exemption, such as that contained in Article 56 of the Treaty.