Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It discusses in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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It discusses every aspect of the human microcosm
The organization does note however that it discusses internally what to do when it comes to the search bar for existing users.
It discusses the different baptisms described in the Bible
It discusses the problems linked with convergence
It discusses the philosophy of history
It discusses openly all elements related to Safety,
Some propose that this"Mr CFSP" attends the Commission when it discusses matters relating to external action.
determine its breakage, it discusses methods of….
It discusses both the necessary institutional reforms, about which no conclusions were reached in the Treaty of Amsterdam,
It discusses Member States' economic policies on the basis of national convergence programmes(in which each country adopts a multiannual strategy for meeting the criteria at the earliest possible moment) and the Commission's report on convergence;
It discusses the why, what and how of open data- why to go open,
published every quarter and it discusses the general economic condition of the country
She also points out that the draft investigation report contains discrepancies in so far as on the one hand it discusses the property and other possessions of Granaat
Liittge(PSE), rapporteur.-(DE) Mr President, Mr Cornelissen, anyone who reads the text attentively will see that at some points it discusses questions connected with road transport.
it,">insofar as in its various formations it discusses the agenda of all Council meetings.
In its original formulation as presented by Paul Ehrenfest 1909 in relation to the concept of Born rigidity within special relativity, it discusses an ideally rigid cylinder that is made to rotate about its axis of symmetry.
the Council about this, because who am I to say how it discusses the matter?
Will it discuss the matter?
Try to get it discussed in more populist forums-- like women's magazines, for example.