Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Has given rise in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The national research organisations are starting to define their activities in relation to it, and it has given rise to concrete achievements.
A cloned animals have received their entire genome is copied, which has given rise to an identical copy of the animal.
This has given rise to the“If it feels good,
So this actually has given rise to a really big Internet meme that tens of thousands of people have participated in, which is called CAPTCHA art.
political crisis in Russia has given rise to fears that the coming winter may cause major energy management problems there.
This habit has given rise to another common name for the species,'Clipper.
We even went a little further on an issue which has given rise to much comment and at times to anxiety, namely the Commission.
The publication of the Italian translation by Fulvio Ferrari has given rise to a series of good reviews in the Italian press.
creative sewing has given rise to curtains, bedspreads,
Above all he had to respond to the shock we have all felt at the Dutroux case which has given rise to a series of distressing reports and has pointed up
The second issue which has given rise to a number of amendments is the desire to bring the Agency under the sole
Where a fixed asset has given rise to an exceptional deduction under Article 41,
has been the victim of a massive and">coordinated hack this evening which has given rise to the diffusion on social media of various internal information.
This allows C7 to contribute directly to increased neck length and has given rise to the suggestion that T1 is actually C8, and that giraffes have added an extra cervical vertebra.
Where the acquisition of the asset has given rise to a grant or subsidy, the purchase cost
The Azeri platform has given rise to numerous events on issues of relevance to the government and civil society,
this important report on human rights has given rise to the same interminable shilly-shallying when defining the limit of the subjects to be dealt with:
development of the tools and services has given rise to a variety of uses that are more extensive
complicated work on a proposal which has given rise to many amendments and positions.
the other Treaty rules on competition, in whose application the Commission plays a central role, has given rise to a debate on the nature