Examples of using Which directly in English and their translations into Danish
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likewise referred to as thermogenesis which directly helps in fat burning.
forced the body to expend energy, which directly reduces the indices of glucose in the blood.
likewise referred to as thermogenesis which directly helps in weight loss.
also referred to as thermogenesis which directly helps in fat burning.
Solar cell is also known as"Solar chip" or"photovoltaic cell", a photoelectric semiconductor slice which directly uses solar energy to generate electricity.
These members underline that this gradual deterioration feeds into decisions on policies which directly affect citizens in an integrated area.
it is good to highlight it in an area which directly affects our citizens, namely credit cards.
leading to violent confrontations and acts of aggression which directly affect human rights
Thus it is indispensable for the EIB to focus on supporting projects which directly or indirectly result in an increase of security and the security of supply.
this should not affect projects which directly benefit the population
can be funded from the Tempus grant only for partner country staff and for events which directly contribute to achieve the project objective.
can be funded from the Tempus grant only for partner country staff and for events which directly contribute to achieve the project objective.
can be funded from the Tempus grant only for partner country staff and for events which directly contribute to achieving the project objective.
Undertakings which, directly or indirectly, have in or over a party to the agreement the rights
It can also refuse funding which, directly or indirectly, encourages
EC does not apply to vertical agreements which, directly.
the instructions for use which, directly or indirectly, might lead to
Thus, it is a phenomenon which directly affects us.
All these are things which directly benefit patients.
People must be fully informed of those measures which directly affect them.