Eksempler på brug af To an end på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Means to an end.
And so our quest comes to an end.
When that comes to an end we will go to the sixth paradigm;
It's all coming to an end.
With the current program ming period coming to an end, the European Commission tabled proposals for a new European Social Fund post 1999.
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All will soon come to an end.
The mating season is coming to an end, and the crew haven't completed their mission.
Which I helped bring to an end.
Nevertheless, now that the 1994-1999 period has come to an end, the 11th Report bears witness to the fact that the cohesion situation remains unsatisfactory.
Those days have come to an end.
For the foxes, boom time has come to an end.
MX Open Season coming to an end at Pala Raceway!
This term of office is coming to an end.
My group' s first priority, therefore, is to bring this issue to an end at long last and to have it published in the Official Journal.
The RPF brought the savagery to an end.
Has- come- to an end.
And then suddenly the whole business came to an end.
Then your search comes to an end here.
I have experienced war in Bosnia, and I know that it is extremely easy to start a war andextremely difficult to bring it to an end.
This must come to an end.
Everyone who experienced the war in Bosnia or who followed the events in the Balkans during the Nineties knows that the Dayton Agreement had one task,namely that of bringing the war to an end.
Your search has come to an end here!!!
For decades, it has been responsible for peacekeeping and for bringing war on our continent to an end.
It's a means to an end.
If what we are concerned with is a change of regime, may I ask where the EU is when it is a question of receiving refugees from the dictatorship we wish to bring to an end.
Great time is coming to an end- pregnancy.
Yeah, well, you never know when it's gonna all come to an end.
Although it may be a painful decision, it is smarter to bring some programmes to an end, or not to begin them at all, rather than under-finance them.
Hopefully next week's elections there might start to bring that to an end.