Examples of using These groups in English and their translations into Danish
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Priority will be given to the training of specialised trainers and the development of courses and educational materials in consumer issues according to the specific needs of each of these groups.
These groups were also attacked by the propertied classes,
Subsequently, these groups solved a number of problems in connection with the environmental management system.
The reason these groups are here helping is that they are your spiritual grandparents and great-grandparents.
These groups are; Professional tray bleaching devices,
These groups are always protected by legislation which is lax from environmental,
In common with Mr Hughes, I should like to ask the Commission a question regarding these groups. How far has the work progressed when it comes to the transport sector and lorry drivers?
To reach these groups, individual motivation
there lived only very few of these groups, maybe three or four at most.
used in children and adolescents as it has not been studied in these groups.
Following a request from one Convention member, the Chairmen of the first six working groups gave the dates for these groups' first meetings.
on Thursdays, a group of players have a chance to get injured these groups are.
the assessment of alternatives to siloxanes has focused on these groups.
be more precise and more forceful where these groups are concerned.
training measures for these groups.
These groups may not be required to assume a specific legal form in order to submit the tender;
For the purposes of this Regulation,"recognised union" means a union of recognised producer groups pursuing the same objectives as these groups and recognised by a Member State under the provisions of paragraph 3.
ensure a minimum equivalency in the treatment of these groups.
For the purposes of this Regulation,"union" means a union of recognized producer groups pursuing the same objectives as these groups and recognized by a Member State under the provisions of paragraph 3.
These groups share a common awareness that they represent a major proportion of the EU public through the socioprofessional organisations to which they belong,