Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A relatively large in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Both countries have a relatively large social rental sector- 21
In the example here, there is a relatively large flared area around the sun… Sharpness.
The euro area as a whole is expected to maintain a relatively large external surplus.
is a relatively large rodent in the mara genus"Dolichotis.
For it is evident that funds are short in any budget, even if it is a relatively large one.
combine them, to form a relatively large single house.
The Lotus 770 P is perfect for cattle farmers who wish to cover a relatively large working area with a small tractor.
these radars operate with a relatively large, slowly rotating antenna.
we are considering a relatively large error.
in which the Dutch group of offices is one of the national organisations within the group, albeit a relatively large one.
Given that the slowdown of economic growth coincides with a relatively large, in part demographically determined, increase in the labour force,
by an average lightning, there may still appear underground a relatively large amount of energy,
have a relatively large'non-sensitive' taxpayer population see Table 5 on p. 19.
There is still a relatively large degree of uncertainty and indifference among Estonians regarding EU membership related issues- one
The operation of automatic stabilisers will provide a relatively large and powerful fiscal impulse to the weakening economy,
Finally, the Home State Taxation approach has also been simulated with actual data from a relatively large Swedish group of companies, in a project led by the Stockholm School of Economics.
which has a relatively large processing sector of 11,280(13% of the EU processing employment),
Although the candidate countries have already introduced recycling of waste on a relatively large scale in order to compensate for their shortage of primary resources,
on the labour market, even in Member States that have seen a relatively large inflow of migrants from new Member States.