Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Is only one part in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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but there's only one part on the shelf.
The persona, the mask which he presents to the world, is only one part of his ego.
Ensure that you have plenty going on in your life and that meeting someone is only one part of your mission, not the entire mission.
Privacy is only one part of a larger discussion around data ownership
The absolute lack of money is only one part of the problem faced by public health.
But the ethnographic research that we conduct at parties is only one part of our project.
At Ultimaker, we know that the 3D printer is only one part of a successful 3D printing experience.
Offering a high-quality experience that guests get excited about is only one part of the equation.
I welcome this report very much, but it is only one part of the jigsaw.
While the statistics on the growth of the organic sector speak for themselves, it is only one part of the farming equation.
Havelock Ellis holds that the choice of a partner is only one part of the story.
NOTE This chapter on the financing of education is only one part of the chapter which should have an increasing place in the regular publication Key data on education in the European Union.
Look, the table is stronger… than you Larry Daley of Daley Devices could propose… things back to life to obtain, is only one part of the truck.
Implementing these measures is only one part of a huge initiative intended to increase and facilitate the frequency with which security
But it is only one part, albeit a key part, of the broad Community health
Marxist theory of alienation, economic alienation is only one part of a much more general phenomenon which covers practically all fields of human activity in class society.
But pleased as we are by this result, it is only one part of the problem, namely air pollution from traffic and transport;
an important part of rural Europe but it is only one part and we need to look at what can be done on a European level for rural communities and areas as a whole.
Mr President, of course we are all in favour of lower charges when travelling abroad with our mobiles- you would have to be insane to be against that, but that is only one part of the equation.
that regulation of supply is only one part of the solution- and by itself is unlikely to bring useful