Examples of using What effects in English and their translations into Danish
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It is thanks to them that you can learn how the whole course works in practice, what effects you feel after the first,
We should state openly what effects the accession of these large countries would have on the European Union,
I can give two examples of this: what effects will striking chemical arms deposits have?
In which organ systems do these parasites occur and what effects do they have on their hosts?
how aquatic currents originate and what effects they have on the environment.
I wonder if you could tell us what effects these two eminently practical ideas can be expected to have on employment.
they can fully understand what effects and influences can change a person.
you need to consider what effects your project's results will have.
you need to consider what effects your project's results will have.
the Union/Community must decide who should do it, how, and with what effects.
In stead, it is estimated what effects can be expected on the water consumption
Regarding the data supplied by the Council prior to the adoption of the reform of Regulation 2075/92 on the COM in raw tobacco, what effects and consequences will this reform have on employment?
For me, the issue is not ultimately about what effects the economic crisis has on trade, but more fundamentally about what effects trade, and specifically the trade policies undertaken for 20 years,
We need a strong impact assessment to know what effects this will have,
What effects this will have on different policies,
The aim of this booklet is to show what technical possibilities are available with the introduction of new office technologies and what effects they have on forms of organization,
how toxic they are, and what effects they can have on the body.
meaning that we can't know what effects our actions of today will have tomorrow think butterfly in Bali
at its meeting of 22 November, the Commission considered what effects an import ban from 1 January 1996 would have in terms of animal welfare, the development of humane trapping standards, and the Community's obligations under international trade rules and agreements.