Examples of using Almost total in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Although we are in almost total agreement with the Council on the objectives of the programme
Nevertheless, after the wartime destruction and the almost total dismantling of the vestiges of prewar industry,
we can easily understand the almost total lack of public trust.
I refer to the almost total lack of commitment to Europe on the part of the new Latvian Commissioner,
devising development strategies which help rural economies diversify- although this can also bring in more traffic- and counter the almost total reliance on cars in such areas.
Firstly, all the measures aimed at reducing the size of our fleets are the consequence of the almost total opening-up of the Community market to imports from third countries,
the dramatic fall in the turnover of SMUs and the almost total absence of investment have resulted in frequent bankruptcies
enable companies operating from these territories to enjoy almost total impunity, unacceptable competitive advantages,
In Parliament, access to meetings and documents is almost total.
The app gives an attacker almost total control over the data on an infected device.
how the hell can you write an essay on EM Forster with almost total reference to Harold Robbins?
The entirety of the bath is an aromatic sauna with an almost total absence of light.
The freedom of our guests is almost total as evidenced by previous comments.
Its almost total wooden decoration make this house a very cozy
It allows you almost total control over the device.
His speech was heard in almost total silence.
The earthquake in Haiti demonstrated the almost total incompetence of the local authorities.
She received almost total pain control.
An eerie feeling, and almost total silence.
The basic valuation problem with respect to the local business tax concession is the almost total absence of detailed statistics on both the tax and the concession.