Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Absolute terms in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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But in absolute terms, GOD, obviously has no remorse"for He is not a man" who makes a mistake or ever can be surprised.
Of the declared content of those nutrients up to a maximum of 1,5 percentage points in absolute terms.
Competition has brought major benefits to consumers by delivering prices that are dropping in absolute terms.
New limits for all L-category vehicles equivalent in absolute terms to Euro 5 for passenger cars long-term.
It also ensures that for the same amount of damage relatively poorer countries receive more aid in absolute terms than richer ones.
mineral oils(year 2001) in absolute terms.
Following further verification of two Community producers, some of the injury indicators changed in absolute terms.
This is clearly essential. If we analyse the figures in absolute terms, we should be very satisfied with this result.
When it comes to climate change the priority must be to reduce CO2 emissions in absolute terms.
We are not asking them for the time being to commit themselves to emission reductions in absolute terms.
A striking indication of GOD, Who, in absolute terms, is the beginning of everything.
Long-term interest rates fell steadily throughout 1998 in absolute terms and relative to comparable rates in major euro area economies.
Creditworthiness, however, is rarely assessable in absolute terms, and it will be a matter of judging the risk in each case
The standard deviation in Germany is in absolute terms higher but this is however due to the high absolute data values.
Attractiveness is not only about excellence in absolute terms, but also about perception.
Unfortunately, we tend to view the discount in relative, rather than absolute terms.
But media reports chose to point out that the February 5 drop was the biggest-ever one-day decline in absolute terms 1,175 points on the DJIA.
we can't guarantee this ourselves in absolute terms.
The European Court of Human Rights has repeatedly affirmed that the European Convention on Human Rights prohibits, in absolute terms, torture and inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
This is not only because the poverty threshold is considerably lower in absolute terms, which means that poverty is ultimately more severe than in the 15 old Member States;