Eksempler på brug af Any notion på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Think this boy Moss has got any notion.
Any notion where they might have gone?
Goon is no racial slur by any notion.
Do you have any notion of what happens when a city is sacked?
It would be dangerous to ban any notion of sectoral aid.
Do you have any notion of what happens when a city is sacked?
Do you mean to tell me that none of you has any notion of where he is?
Do you have any notion how many years I have been with Miss McKenna?
Contemporary classical economists are uncompromising supporters of business freedom and reject any notion about interference from the state.
Do you have any notion what would happen if we were to be seen together?
I'm sorry if I caused any disrespect, I meant none. pepjrp• August 19,2013 at 10:28 am• Reply Goon is no racial slur by any notion.
Drink. Do you have any notion of what happens when a city is sacked?
He received six years in jail for corruption,following what most outside observers considered to be farcical proceedings which were a travesty of any notion of justice.
You wouldn't be so glib if you had any notion of the scope of what I have built.
Outweighed any notion of improvability or perfectibility. because the emotional importance of the connection.
I formerly admired Humboldt, I now almost adore him;he alone gives any notion of the feelings which are raised in the mind on first entering the Tropics.
Instead, he decided privately that there was a debt, and that he was entitled to choose between claimants in favour of a caller from Russia,when the mass of Jews in England repudiated any notion of such a debt.
Outweighed any notion of improvability or perfectibility.
I am concerned at some suggestions that export refunds should be ended and I reject any notion that export refunds are somewhat inherently conducive to fraud.
Godard breaks with any notion of narrative, and instead presents an essayistic film about images, ideology, spectatorship and power.
While it is important that a budget process that is more efficient and transparent be created for the EU,we reject any notion of future tax-levying by the EU on the likes of energy, VAT or corporate income.
I don't think you have any notion of the true strengths and depths of the opposition to our work.
The second requirement, in our view,is that the content of the proposals that we put forward must respect the positions of principle that I mentioned earlier- particularly transparency and the rejection of any notion of privilege.
Only then, I think,can you have any notion of what the people of Latvia have achieved over recent years.
The purpose of this apparently anti-monopolistic policy is to create oligopolies, which will be equally unconducive to objective information but which will guarantee huge profits andmore secure ideological orientation, with the flow of information controlled by a few European monopolies, to the detriment of any notion of freedom and democracy.
This new partnership is obviously preferable to any notion of a single market between the European Union and the US, which was rightly rejected by the Council last April.
If there were any identifiable debt and any rational cause to link his country with it, and he could convince the country of this, he might have had a case. Instead, he decided privately that there was a debt, and that he was entitled to choose between claimants in favour of a caller from Russia,when the mass of Jews in England repudiated any notion of such a debt.
The Community, for its part,has strongly resisted any notion that UNCTAD is not equally the instrument of the developed countries, whose vital interests are equally involved in development: a process shared by all.
A woman has revealed that at 32 she has never had sex and still hasn't been kissed, butit's not something she's ashamed of stock image The young woman hopes to disparage any notion that she's too picky as she knows that this isn't true, which begs the question, how did she get to where she is now?
Godard breaks with any notion of narrative, and instead presents an essayistic film about images, ideology, spectatorship and power.[8] Two persons meet, significantly, in a television studio at night to discuss and analyze images.