Examples of using The first wave of in English and their translations into Swedish
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thus formed the first wave of entrants who would go on to adopt the euro as their single currency.
But when the first wave of enthusiasm receded into the ebb of everyday prosaic life,
According to the first wave of results, nearly four in 10 New Yorkers(37%)
This would require all enterprises to register the first wave of phase-in substances
Belgium are to join the first wave of EMU.
Those who came before us… made certain this country… rode the first waves of the industrial revolution… the first waves of modern invention… and the first wave of nuclear power.
Digital Europe are in the first wave of those committing to act.
It is not difficult to foresee that those who succumbed already at the feeble anticipation of this campaign inside our own party can be engulfed by the first wave of the real campaign.
Pink Floyd represent a proto-progressive style and the first wave of English progressive rock.
Anti-discrimination and human rights concerns are also reflected in the European Neighbourhood Policy(ENP) and the first wave of Action Plans covering relations with Jordan,
McLeod considered the high school GPAs of students after the first wave of Add Health in 1994
Although the monastery survived the first waves of Turkish invasion in Bulgarian lands,
By his command the first waves of abyssal invaders have already marched through the rift,
However, the current levels of support are not lower than during the first waves of this survey conducted in 2004 and 2005.
After the first wave of accession, the CoR will have 344 members.
Clicking on it shows you the first wave of opponents to beat.
Latvia and Lithuania embarked on negotiations after the first wave of candidate countries.