Examples of using Normalising in English and their translations into Dutch
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We would like to stress that essential conditions for permanently lifting and normalising European Union-Belarus relations are changes in electoral law, repeal of the restrictive media laws
At the same time, I would like to use this opportunity to call on the Council to bring to an end its attempts at normalising its relations with Cuba while we are still dealing with a communist dictatorship which violates human rights in a flagrant manner.
has called into question any hope of normalising relations with the country that we might have had at the end of last year.
sees the launch of negotiations on a new Customs Union as an opportunity to turn the Turkish economy around as well as normalising EU-Turkey relations.
Pakistan to seize this opportunity as the first step in a process of building confidence, normalising bilateral relations
forever be associated with the historic changes you wrought in Lisbon- changes like normalising codecision, ending the tyranny of Council vetoes,
Pakistan to seize this opportunity as the first step in a process of building confidence, normalising bilateral relations
which presented the possibility of normalising relations between Israel
Fed will normalise, but extremely slowly.
Add to Added Normalise BREASTFEEDING and human milk VINYL sticker decal.
Normalise BREASTFEEDING and human milk VINYL sticker decal. StudioStephy.
When your hormones normalise, your muscle tissue will become stronger again.
Cost levels will normalise in the second half of the year.
Clinically proven to help normalise stool.
α 2-antiplasmin normalise within 1 to 3 days.
It is very important that the European Union and Yugoslavia normalise diplomatic relations.
We should normalise our development cooperation and support to Afghanistan.
The active oxygen normalises and keeps harmful influences in check.
All temperatures are normalised to an ambient temperature of 20 degrees.
All measured temperatures are normalised based on an ambient temperature of 20 degrees.