Examples of using To confusion in English and their translations into Danish
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The stamping of'EURO-Cent' on the smaller currency units could lead to confusion with the EURO coins.
The variation is due to confusion over what actually constitutes the start
Fix regression in TFTP server on*BSD platforms introduced in version 2.56, due to confusion with sockaddr length.
because it might lead to confusion with'medicinal products.
The ability to go through or around or to bring order to confusion.
Gather feedback in one place Emailing files back and forth can lead to confusion.
his Doctrine of Election has led many to confusion.
The Scandinavian Rhythm Boys, the titles could lead to confusion as"The Rhythm Boys" where a well known vocal group, finds its roots in the early jazz and ragtime tradition which
Delays in this area are leading to confusion on the part of consumers
Changing the name of Fashion One may be due to confusion about the name of the station in 2014 year,
the invented name shall not be liable to confusion with the common name.
and to plunder, and to confusion of face, just as it is also in this day.
and to the sword, and to captivity, and to plunder, and to confusion of face, just as it is also in this day.
not those which would lead to confusion of the roles of the European Parliament
2 may not give rise to confusion with a geographical indication used to identify a quality wine psr,
a Swedish composer. The Scandinavian Rhythm Boys, the titles could lead to confusion as"The Rhythm Boys" where a well known vocal group, finds its roots
in particular such as would lead to confusion with other products listed in Article 1(1)
what Commissioner Kinnock subsequently told Mr Simpson simply gave rise to confusion and suspicion.
This proposal, aside from abrogating the sovereign right of each country over its own air space, will give rise to confusion and will have particularly negative
the name of a vine variety may be used if the item in question is actually obtained from such variety unless that name gives rise to confusion with the name of a specific region