Examples of using Which create in English and their translations into Danish
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These proofs are to be sought in the forces which create a very palpable change in people's psyches.
Large and small snowflakes are drawn in 3D which create a beautiful snow image you will have to see to believe.
These are the situations which create the problems for a tool which could be effective if used properly.
This allows different national limits which create barriers to trade
However, there are still substantial differences between national provisions which create barriers to the taking-up
Throughout the city held public concerts and festivals, which create a great opportunity to have fun.
Platform create value by coordinating external ressources- in contrast to industrial age companies, which create value by using internal resources,
In conclusion, we should facilitate enterprises which create new jobs in rural areas,
oleoresins and alkaloids which create a powerful plant,
two impressive stairways which create a stunning setting around the stage
Patients are also prescribed medicines, which create a protective film on the mucous membrane
This assistance may cover innovative activities which create networks between initiatives within the Community,
Small and medium-sized enterprises which create jobs outside the major European commercial centres should also be helped.
CJC™ Filter Separators and CJC™ Desorbers remove water. Desorbers are used for oil types which create emulsions, while Filter Separators are used for oil types which will let water separate out by gravity.
Used on this model are the Pirastro Evah Pirazzi strings, which create a powerful sound that's ideal for soloists.
that national measures which create trade barriers to the free movement of goods are avoided.
Political support must now be translated into concrete actions which create a more innovative climate in Europe.
practical problems, which create feelings of anxiety.
In a number of Member States, the markets for certain services have been taken over by professional associations or organisations, which create obstacles restricting competitiveness.
In writing.-(PT) Many consumer complaints have confirmed the serious problems encountered with timeshares, which create imbalances in the market.