Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Rapid spread in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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This can lead to a more rapid spread of communicable diseases,
though CEEP regrets its rapid spread in public services
There was also concern about the rapid spread of HIV/AIDS among women
New strain of influenza Perhaps very rapid spread among the population Typical symptoms of the disease Increased surveillance of domestic animals Vaccine development
And next year, we're expecting about 35 schools open across England, and another 40 areas want to have their own schools opening-- a pretty rapid spread of this idea.
On June 5th, World Environment Day, community members at the southern coast of Guatemala protested against the rapid spread of large-scale palm oil,
for taking inadequate steps to prevent its rapid spread and, up to very recently,
from the successes and mistakes of others and to ensure the rapid spread of best practice throughout the EU;
With the rapid spread of undeclared work in industrialised countries, this phenomenon has ceased to be a typical
a natural disaster or rapid spread of a virulent disease.
MAN's next step towards a rapid spread of our safety systems:
Rapid spreading of the prayer.
A building dryer prevents the rapid spreading of noxious fumes.
Rapid spreading causes danger to other people also present in the working area;- other circumstances under which the substance is used.
See to the rapid spreading.”.
The development of combustion and traction technologies has triggered the rapid spread of hybrid vehicles.
This would help to establish a sort of fire-break in the case of a rapid spread of the disease.
poultry be herded together- something which could lead to the rapid spread of disease?
An example of the need for early-warning information in this area has been the rapid spread of mCPP(1-3-chlorophenyl piperazine) in 2005.
Increased trade flows are expected to help the rapid spread of green goods,