Eksempler på brug af Second-class på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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So we're second-class citizens.
The Coptic Christians feel like second-class citizens.
Cypriots are not second-class citizens of some sort of Ottoman or other colony.
The EU must not create second-class citizens.
This second-class society in patent legislation cannot be what we want in the European Union.
What are we, second-class citizens?
For years nationalist Ireland felt treated as second-class citizens.
Are there first- and second-class human rights or does their application depend on the size of the country?
They were treated as second-class citizens.
Secondly, the restriction of the free movement of labour makes the new Europeans into second-class citizens.
There are no second-class people!
For too many years,we have been shamed into believing we're second-class citizens.
Sir, they need you up at the second-class purser's office. Over here, son.
The logical desire of new Member States is not to feel like second-class EU members.
We will be reminded,that we are only second-class citizens in our own country, a kind of happy practical underlings.
It follows that this is not a way of branding the new Member States as second-class states.
Membership for the new countries must not be a second-class with poorer terms than for other members.
But can't we just this once make use of Pim Fortuyn's argument, and say,"Hey, Zlatan, you second-class foreigner.
Karmīs are third-class rascals,the jñānīs are second-class rascal, and the yogis are first-class rascal.
It would not be an exaggeration to describe students who are not gunning for these jobs as second-class citizens.
These people are now second-class citizens.
For us, solidarity andthe community of Europeans come first and there can be no first- and second-class Europeans.
Black people are viewed by the local society as second-class citizens, and some individuals are even more hostile.
I agree that we do not need,as other colleagues have said, first- and second-class fishermen.
We are still second-class Member States, and I feel that, for this reason, we will not turn the two new countries into third-class Member States.
Not all trains offer first-class services, but second-class is of a high standard as well.
We have to make sure that Europe's thirteenth State, the 12 to 14 million immigrants in the Community,do not become second-class citizens.
The Union cannot have a two-tier system of first- and second-class States, or several individual or alliancesof dominating States, displaying two faces to the world.
We would be establishing two-speed citizenship with first- and second-class Europeans.
Many of my fellow countrymen andwomen still feel like second-class citizens within the Union.