Examples of using To make it clear in English and their translations into Danish
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We would try to make it clear what is industry-driven,
We wanted to make it clear to everyone why miscommunications were happening
The Commission wishes to make it clear that the grants to the Institute under the Second Lomé Convention amount exactly to 1 million ECUs
I also think it is very important to make it clear that in the European Union, it must be permissible to promote culture using different instruments and approaches.
Therefore, it would be appropriate to make it clear that the right of use as set out in Article 5 shall not apply to credit claims.
I have tried my best to make it clear and striking, but very much fear that I have failed-so many discussions are and must be very perplexing.
The woman wanted to make it clear that it's also not that she's never been attracted to anyone,
However, on the other hand, it is important to make it clear that we have environmental regulations governing running water
We also want to make it clear that our adsound digital hearing aid solutions are all-inclusive.
The main thing is to make it clear to your beloved that your feelings are sincere.
Yet the Commission has omitted to make it clear that steel continues to be subsidised
Turkey is in a position to make it clear that integration within the European Union is possible.
Emmanuel denies that conversation and try to make it clear that he does not is Camus Hacker.
We want to make it clear that Parliament supports the new Objective 4
so we want to make it clear for you.
The subjects of"zionism"- and consequently"antizionism","judaism" and"antisemitism" are interesting and I will try to make it clear, why they are really vital to all of us.
We will therefore give people the opportunity when we vote to make it clear that they support cogeneration.
The Council forums regularly examine the ratification situation and try to make it clear to delegations that it is absolutely essential that the decisions be rapidly enforced.