Examples of using Which today in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
Interior design is not possible withoutlighting devices, which today decided to put forward higher requirements that go beyond the direct purpose to provide the necessary lighting.
In addition, self-regulation exists in the form of the ICP(Interbank Convention on Payments)12, which today limits the scope to credit transfers in euro.
He writes for the Dresden's publisher Münchmeyer some texts which today are lost.
The European Union is the only international institution which today can help to create conditions of stability
Through breeding the sparctic trout has been produced which today is almost the only brook trout species being bred.
Which today are under arrest by the Prosecutor.
countries which today are together with us.
This was a specific request to the Commission, which today is instead bowing to the will of the multinationals.
it must be explained that most activities which today lead to economic success are creative.
The Met first began selling cast reproductions of William in the 1950s which today are manufactured by M. Hart Pottery.
not some sort of TV, which today is abysmal.
meditated in these caves which today is a tourist spot.
workshops form narrow alleys, which today are only open to pedestrian traffic.
A person could die from a simple cold, which today is successfully treated.
The Imperial Baths are the remains of a large Roman bath, which today is an impressive ruin that can be visited.
If you are interested in nature, you should visit one of the great national parks, which today comprises 34,500 square kilometers of the country.
It is a notorious lousy film that was supposed to be a parody of Bond and which today served as a model for the Austin Powers films.
This scenario of terror led to the construction of various defensive buildings along the Mediterranean coast, which today have become an important tourist attraction.
For example, could a State which today refuses to ratify the European Charter of Linguistic Rights join Europe?
SESAR will also enhance air transport safety, which today is hampered by ageing technologies