Eksempler på brug af These are the areas på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Look, these are the areas we found today.
Where we're expecting a lot of heavy rain. These are the areas.
These are the areas where we're expecting heavy rain.
That has led to a guarded reaction from the Council, which surprises me greatly, for if we want to economise,then surely these are the areas where it can be done.
These are the areas that still need a lot of work.
It is precisely the influence of environment, employment and the family that shouldform the focus of our attention and our action plans, as these are the areas affecting mental health where prevention can work.
These are the areas in which changes will be made.
It will be the occasion to look into promising areas such as renewable energies, information and communication technologies,science and others. These are the areas where African demands are huge and where, at the same time, Europe has a lot to offer.
These are the areas which I will mention again briefly in my conclusion.
These are the areas which need to be strengthened immediately if sustainability is to have a future.
These are the areas where there are structural problems, and these are the areas which must be tackled.
These are the areas in which real assistance can be provided for our people and new hope given, in particular, to our young unemployed.
These are the areas where we must focus our efforts to build new policies. Let me cite three of them: jobs, external relations and internal security.
These are the areas in which the institutional relations between the Ombudsman- often supported by Parliament, moreover- and the Commission have led to genuine progress.
These are the areas that can really become the powerhouse of the European Union, and an influx of greater funding, if put to effective use, may have a kind of‘Viagra effect' on the sluggish European economy.
These are the areas in which the benefit of cross-border services is held up by the genuine concerns of the Member States for the protection of consumers and the regulation of national services.
These are the areas in which the provision of cross-border services is entirely in the genuine interests of all Member States and of all businesses whose competitiveness also depends on the cost of services.
These are the areas in which the provision of crossborder services is entirely in the genuine interests of all Member States and of all businesses whose competitiveness also depends on the cost of services.
These are the areas where we must act, in cooperation with the competent authorities, in order to raise awareness, to offer encouragement and practical help, to process and exchange information, to prise out the whole truth, to put people's minds at ease and to dismantle the networks, wherever they may appear.
And all of these blank areas are the areas in which the wires are running through.
These are areas where the citizen can see and understand the benefit of Europe.
For most people, these are areas on the left side(hemisphere) of the brain.
These are areas which the Council of Ministers should strengthen when it makes its decisions later this month.
These are areas where the need for progress is widely recognised with potential to bring early benefits.