Examples of using Which particularly in English and their translations into Dutch
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it continues to be an issue which particularly affects women and the young people.
Madam President, I could probably convince Mr Ford to vote in favour of the resolution if our amendment, which particularly draws attention to the problem of the pension fund, was adopted.
Dublin, which particularly affect holders of qualifications obtained in other Member States.
all powertrains are optionally available with Start/Stop*, which particularly in city driving offers even lower fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
several own accents, which particularly lie on the aforementioned use of ambient elements,
Dublin, which particularly affect holders of qualifications in other EU Member States,
an increase in precarious employment, which particularly affects women.
because of the lack of suitable geological structures for installing large underground storage facilities a problem which particularly besets the Belgian gas industry.
A resolution adopted by the Committee of the Regions on 13 March(2) in turn recalled the principles set out in the Charter of the European Regions for the Environment(3), which particularly advocated incorporation of environmental objectives in the various sectoral policies.
in combating the precariousness of work which particularly affects women.
There, he managed"Schuncks Kleding Industrie Limburg" or"SKIL", in which particularly working clothes were produced.
specific arrangements regarding WTO initiatives for sustainable tourism which particularly target Europe;
are at the centre of this veritable industrial revolution which particularly involves manufacturing industry(defined here as discontinuous process industry'- a concept covering manufacture in series,
Planning often consits of simply taking up the suggestions from private institutions which, particularly in the South, constitute the great majority of training spon sors.
This is a distinctive position which, particularly for Western Europe, is unique within the spectrum of maritime trade fairs.
It aims at setting up poverty proofing processes by which, particularly at the design stage, all areas of central government have to consider the impact of their policies on those in poverty.
It is vital that they can use national parliamentary controls to handle incomings which, particularly in a budget-support policy, can often be an important lever in their national policies.
especially when we consider the European system's competitors, which, particularly in Asia, are much faster at implementing projects
Nevertheless, certain measures address problems which particularly affect lagging regions.