Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Seen as one in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Budget monitoring is seen as one of the shoots on the trunk of the do-democracy.
It must be seen as one- important- element in the Community's overall social,
is seen as one of the most beautiful holiday destinations in Vorarlberg.
Madam President, enlargement of NATO could be seen as one of the few true post-Cold War success stories.
Mutual recognition is seen as one of the most important instruments for creating Free Movement of Goods in the Single Market.
From the outset, the knowledge-based society was seen as one of the key foundations of the Lisbon Strategy.
A visit to Yala National Park is seen as one of the absolute highlights of every visit to Sri Lanka.
From the outset, the knowledge-intensive society was seen as one of the key foundations of the Lisbon Strategy.
Quantification should rather be seen as one way of measuring,
The context-sensitive control system was seen as one of the strongest elements of the gameplay.
Lord Vishnu is seen as one of the Hindu trinity- Brahma,
The internalisation of external costs in the transport sector is widely seen as one of the most challenging issues that European transport policy will have to deal with in the coming years.
This may be seen as one of the first instances of beneficial proof of work.
They are seen as one of the cheapest colored diamonds,
Today Bulgakov is seen as one of the best Russian writers ever,
Volcanoes are seen as one of the major natural sources of mercury together with exhalation of the element from aquatic
It was seen as one of the wealthiest areas of Barcelona with extravagant mansions built around the area.
It is seen as one of the most beautiful areas for freeriders in the French Alps.
Enrico Mastrobattista is seen as one of few pharmaceutical scientists who has the knowledge
taxation is seen as one of the most important areas in which the Single Market has not been fully achieved.