Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Is at odds in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Such an approach to training provides athletes with the development of their sports skills, but is at odds with their health.
Quixote's chivalric nature is at odds with almost everyone, and he appears delusional.
interests of certain European monopolies and is at odds with a democratic information society.
An approach which is over-prescriptive on standards could also create barriers to new entrants, which is at odds with the vibrant technical
there they picture God as if He is at odds with Himself.
65 hours of working time is at odds with social progress.
This attitude, which is at odds with the deeply rooted commitment to material possessions,
Finally, I believe that keeping the opt-out is at odds with the aim of the directive.
This expansion takes place increasingly at the expense of rice fields, which is at odds to the need for local food security.
Jig are discussing doing is at odds with society, especially in the 1920s,
First of all, I believe that this is at odds with the Community position that rural development measures can make a substantial contribution to the required improvements in the wine-growing regions.
swaying palm trees originated in the colonial era, but is at odds with the Caribbean reality and identity.
I agree with the rapporteur that this situation is at odds with the Agency's Statutes
In 382, Gregory of Nazianzus said quite matter-of-factly,“If anyone does not agree that Holy Mary is the Mother of God, he is at odds with the Godhead” Letter to Cledonius the Priest,
although this development is at odds with the Treaty.
I have noticed that the final section of the compromise creates confusion and is at odds with our request for an independent decision-making
that ESMA has been given a very large measure of discretion of a political nature which is at odds with EU principles relating to the delegation of powers.
a fixed frame of reference in space which is at odds with the so-called Lorentz invariance;
the Council's unanimity rule is at odds with the desire to make the Union's research policy effective and able to react to events.
