Examples of using Often expressed in English and their translations into Dutch
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as such premiums are often expressed, 200 basis points.
Dying children often expressed surprise that the angels they saw waiting for them didn't have wings.
The aim is to develop a tool to cater for the desire often expressed by radio presenters to be able to exchange programmes.
And not just because if too often expressed their discontent in adult life a person will always seek the approval of others.
Many have often expressed of the KNOWING they are here to do something… here for a purpose… yet.
it is often expressed as a percentage, it is a portion of the amount of the first deposit.
We therefore call on the Commission to submit a draft proposal containing clear demands which are in line with those often expressed in this House and repeatedly voiced by the NGOs.
is hence the adeqate solution for the often expressed request of our customers for being independent from external current sources.
humanity so often expressed through private donations,
The European Parliament too has often expressed critical views about GMOs
The EP has also often expressed critical views about GMOs
and so often expressed our solidarity with these oppressed peoples,
fulfils a wish, often expressed by both the Council and Parliament,
Cosijn's ceramics often express integrity, depicting highly personal images.
Bodybuilders often express interest in the fat-burning capabilities of these peptides.
Editors often express their concern about the skills of their freshly graduated colleagues.
Arts and crafts often express perceptions of ancient myths.
Nigerian importers, however, often express a marked packaging preference for certain high-value food products(HVP), namely.
Cells often express various types of integrins allowing for binding to multiple ECM molecules.
necessity often expresses itself in the form of an accident.