Examples of using Which is equivalent in English and their translations into Danish
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implementation by Romania of national law, which is equivalent to Community law.
She points out that Wikipedia was created in approximately 10 to the power of 8 person-hours, which is equivalent to 5 days of World of Warcraft gaming
the strategies that players described using in order to earn more points, which is equivalent to collecting more valuable data Tuite et al.
It is worth noting that we have spent about EUR 170 million a year on the 80 technical assistance offices which is equivalent to the cost of 800 staff working for the Commission.
by the way, is the so-called'Practical Kabbalah' which is equivalent to kabbalistic magic,
the Member States may apply a method which is equivalent to that described in the first subparagraph of Article 1,
The pension at issue is based on the Tarifordnung für die deutschen Theater, which is equivalent to a collective agreement(Tarifvertrag), although it was not exactly so on the date of enactment- 27 October 1937- because, under National.
in having to conform to Standard ISO 9000 which is equivalent to the British Standard 5750?
receive the IA5 text character set, which is equivalent to ASCII, and must be able to receive the ISO 6937 characters Teletex subset.
protection of the original producer's intellectual property, which is equivalent to protecting his or her copyright.
impersonal law which is equivalent to the function of a cosmic providence.
of Man subject to the will of God, constitute a reality of experience which is equivalent to the divine sustenance.
the attitude that the market is the paramount consideration- which is equivalent to saying that anything else,
Chemicals Importers and Exporters) introduced an export licence system for all exports of certain minerals, which is equivalent to an export quota and tax system.
1 abstention which is equivalent to the Senate to vote against.
that access to the Internet is therefore a fundamental right which is equivalent to the right to access to schooling;
The 50% off sign is represented in the gold color which is equivalent to finding a great deal,
the third country is the subject of a decision taken pursuant to paragraph 4 stating sub-depositaries domiciled in that country are subject to effective prudential regulation and supervision which is equivalent to the provisions laid down in Community law;
it is sufficient to state that the contested decision, which is equivalent to a general exemption for the use of DecaBDE in electrical
because they cannot accept a massive military presence, which is equivalent to the military occupation of part of Cyprus,