Eksempler på brug af To a farmer på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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To a farmer named Luckner.
You will be able to rent it to a farmer or leave it to your kids.
To a farmer named Luckner. Yes.
Can I call orsend an email to a farmer from within FarmVisit?
Yes. To a farmer named Luckner.
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Horta, Faial Island, Azores-Offering the Watchtower and Awake!magazines to a farmer.
It belongs to a farmer, a friend of Felix.
Four or five days might not make any difference to a farmer but they do to me.
Which is available to a farmer during the calendar year concerned.
Although in a minority, some rural women live and work on the family farm,most of them married to a farmer.
The supplementary premium shall also be granted to a farmer practising transhumance provided that.
Direct aid to a farmer must not exceed the basic and additional co-responsibility levies for 25 tonnes of cereals.
Judging from the mud on the wheels, or someone from a rural area. andthe alfalfa seedlings stuck in the frame, I would say this vehicle belonged to a farmer.
What happens to a farmer at the feed market is exactly the same as what happens to the consumer at the meat counter.
Depending on the chosen level we provide you, a FarmScan, On-farm optimization visits,farmers training event up to a farmers seminar.
Judging from the mud on the wheels and the alfalfa seedlings stuckin the metal frame, I would say this vehicle belonged to a farmer, or, at least, someone who lived in a rural area.
However, the reduction of support to a farmer resulting from the application of the above measures will not exceed 20% of the total amount of payments granted to the farmer. .
And it will fetch things when you throw them, and it will sit up and beg for its dinner,and all sorts of things--I can't remember half of them--and it belongs to a farmer, you know, and he says it's so useful, it's worth a hundred pounds!
Mr President, I spoke to a farmer this morning, unfortunately a farmer who is sitting looking at sodden fields because certainly in Ireland and in other parts of northern Europe we are having a really bad harvest.
Austria is still a very agricultural country, andif you so much as hint to a farmer that his water is going to be taken away from him, then war is on the cards!
The reduction of support to a farmer in respect of a given calendar year, resulting from the application of the measures referred to in paragraph 1, shall not exceed 20% of the total amount of payments which would, but for paragraph 1, be granted to the farmer in respect of the calendar year concerned.
For Member States applying Article 16, support shall not be granted under this Chapter to a farmer to apply standards based on the Community legislation referred to in Article 16.
The second part seems to be a common word for Scandinavian and Chinese meaning"area" or"-land". In Scandinavian languages,"gaard" means an area defined by some borders.A"gaard" can an area limited to all sides by walls orbuildings, or it can mean the well-defined area, which belongs to a farmer.
All the amounts of direct payments to be granted in a given calendar year to a farmer in a given Member State shall be reduced for each year until 2012 by the following percentages.
Articles 17 and 18 of Council Regulation(EC) No 950/97 of 20 May 1997 on improving the efficiency of agricultural structures confer on Member States the right to grant a compensatory allowance to a farmer who fulfils the conditions laid down in those two articles.
By way of derogation from Articles 8 and 9, the sale orother form of commercialisation of plant propagating material to a farmer by the holder of the patent or with his consent for agricultural use implies authorisation for the farmer to use the product of his harvest for propagation or multiplication by him on his own farm, the extent and conditions of this derogation corresponding to those under Article 14 of Regulation(EC) No 2100/94.
The Italian Government andthe Commission both consider that Regulation No 950/97 confers on Member States the right to pay a compensatory allowance to a farmer who is also in receipt of a retirement pension or another social insurance benefit.
On the other hand, to apply the scheme of penalties laid down by Articles 66 and67 of Regulation No 796/2004 to the total amount of payments to be made to a farmer, without taking into account the modulation and any adjustments made for reasons of financial discipline, would have the effect of altering the regulatory system contemplated by the Community legislature, and that, in my view, constitutes a limitation on the application of the second sentence of Article 2(2) of Regulation No 2988/95.
Having regard to the foregoing observations, the reply to the question referred must be that Articles 17 and18 of Regulation No 950/97 confer on Member States the right to grant a compensatory allowance to a farmer who fulfils the conditions laid down in those two articles.