Examples of using Their different in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Because of their different legal basis, research activities falling under the EURATOM Treaty are however grouped together in the separate framework programme for research and training in the nuclear field.
Foreword thirdly, that the policy is pursued with a clearer vision than in the past of the diversity of the different parts of Europe and their different needs.
Their different opinions and descriptions provide insight into Jóska Soós' quest to find a proper
For their part, Member States have already taken a number of important measures, in response to their specific circumstances and reflecting their different scope for action.
We do not recommend desktop drives or surveillance drives due to their different spin rates, which might corrupt the RAID configuration of the NAS.
regulators can fulfil their different responsibilities.
Their different backgrounds and functions do not cause a problem but rather make them complementary.
Their different background, one is a contemporary dancer
The people of the Red Orchestra, with their different opinions had a common belief.
It was difficult to find pragmatic answers valid for all 27 Member States and their different governance and partnership systems.
People who, despite their different backgrounds, still try to reach consensus
allergic cough are treated with different drugs and their different doses.
They are set somewhat apart from the main series of directives through their different origins and purpose.
An important focus within the Gospel Life Church is to train people and to realease their different individual spiritual gifts.
The reasons for their different: poisoning,
Cor: Some musicians think it is necessary to expose all their different personal influences and capacities on a CD.
Because of their different shapes, markings
The proposed deadlines ensure equal treatment of Member States while taking into account their different budgetary margin of manoeuvre.