Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Which partly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Groen Links parties put forward a dozen joint motions, which partly overlap with recommendations from the paper released by SOMO,
Budgetary constraints, which partly arise from the Stability Pact,
2009), which partly explains why many national health insurances provide full reimbursement for methadone in preference to other substitution medications.
Apart from the scale of support, the main differences, which partly reflect differences in the way national systems have evolved
It is not permitted to offer a product with a description which directs the reader to a website which partly or mainly consists of links to advertisements
proposals from the various groups which partly conform and partly conflict with the domestic policy issues facing Social Democrats in Germany.
because these resources vary in distribution and type, which partly explains the difficulty in evaluating their real potential for energy use at EU level;
However, since 1997, and even more markedly since 1998, the Russian prices of urea were at the high end of the range of prices charged in the Community by exporting producers of other third countries, which partly explains why imports originating in Russia could not gain market shares.
This development is again mainly due to a negative flow of short-term lending to non-financial corporations, which partly reflects a lower need for working capital in view of the sharp deterioration in economic activity
regional andindustrial measures which, partly with the assistance of necessary additionalbudgetary resources to be obtained through the Council, should accompanyrestructuring effort within the sector.
Land should thus be considered as a scarce resource which, partly due to inefficient urban development,
IKKS and Grasset are both French which partly explains this collaboration.
a loose-fitted jacket which partly covers the trousers.
This had the added advantage of creating additional facades, which partly solved the daylight issue.
In many countries, inflation abated, which partly reflected stabilityoriented monetary policies
Trams and buses depart from in front of the building, which partly dates back to 1839.
The notion of cross-subsidies is now in Article[14(2)(d)], which partly reflects the amendment.
EL: The total number of professional judges includes different categories over the years shown above, which partly explains their variation.
And indeed, longer-term debt financing by the corporate sector in Europe still takes place predominantly via financial intermediaries, which partly fund themselves through capital markets.
cultural issues overlap, which partly explains the passionate response that it has evoked.