Examples of using Preoccupations in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
Having said that, at least two elements of Agenda 2000 proposals could contribute to the Honourable Member's preoccupations.
You will feel the weight of their concerns and preoccupations, but you will not want to be encumbered by them.
There are worse preoccupations, like doing poppers in public,
prisoners of their trade, seeing only the problems and preoccupations of their specially.
The report focused on the ACP preoccupations over the proposed"chocolate directive" currently under discussion within the EU.
Now you must set aside the childish and foolish preoccupations that can only keep you weak
human preoccupations and human beliefs and assumptions.
calling to you beyond your beliefs and your preoccupations.
the great challenge of penetrating the ignorance and preoccupations of humanity.
great diversity in cultural ethics, preoccupations, concerns and activities.
In fact, considerable work is in progress to address Parliament's major preoccupations.
Through the diversity in their artistic practice, they gather together the preoccupations and issues of artists today.
But it is the protection of employment in the context of the problems of the steel industry which still holds first place in the country's preoccupations.
The accumulation of objects evokes the preoccupations, tastes and activities of their owner.
Who knew that Kanye has other hobbies and preoccupations aside from fashion,
Parliament can surrender some of its preoccupations with minutiae, opening up opportunities for it to focus on politics rather than the technical aspects.
flaky slice in my pie chart of preoccupations.
The Council noted that the Commission shares the Council's preoccupations concerning the management of the Union's external commitments.
this charming stroll through your melancholy preoccupations, but I know it's really an interrogation under the guise of pleasantries.
Consequently, the preoccupations of the visually impaired have been very, very largely, I would say almost entirely, taken into consideration.