Eksempler på brug af To monopolise på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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It wants to monopolise all banana trade at European and world levels.
Therefore in reality the anti-Semites are the ones who really want to monopolise this issue.
Israel cannot therefore be permitted to monopolise foreign policy in its part of the world.
Everywhere in the Mosaic institutions is the land treated as the gift of the Creator to His common creatures,which no one has the right to monopolise.
The Nord Stream project demonstrates the Kremlin's capability to monopolise the market for gas in Europe.
One possibility is to monopolise the media economically through ownership, but this is not the only one.
However, we must not, under any circumstances,allow the US to monopolise Europe in economic terms.
There's no reason for big cities to monopolise creativity, innovation, cultural diversity and economic growth- and, in fact, they don't.
We cannot accept the Liberal Group's presumption to the right to monopolise the principle of non-discrimination.
That they have a plan to monopolise domestic security Hey. I just got told by a former Point-Corp employee that's worth about $40 billion a year.
We are also alarmed at the attempts at separatism on the part of certain economic interests in Santa Cruz,which are seeking to monopolise the country's energy resources.
We cannot allow the United States to monopolise political crisis management in this region, our region, and confine ourselves to its development.
This measure is not intended to improve quality butto allow the industry and the multinationals to monopolise the marketing and transportation of olive oil.
The conclusion is that men continue to monopolise many sectors, whether in education, labour unions or management organisations, or companies, where unequal treatment persists.
Not merely the people who monopolise theland- they are not to blame above anyone else, but we who permit them to monopolise land are also parties to the theft.
The family's attempt to monopolise an untarnished and pure image of Darwin was by and large successful in the years around 1909 when the most heated debate surrounding Darwin's theory and his person had died down.
He has this to say about Sønderborg's growth plans:"There's no reason for big cities to monopolise creativity, innovation, cultural diversity and economic growth- and, in fact, they don't.
It is in the nature of things that the extreme right should put forward crass arguments to defend the right of 4 500 landowners of European origin to monopolise the best land in Zimbabwe.
The family's attempt to monopolise an untarnished and pure image of Darwin was by and large successful in the years around 1909 when the most heated debate surrounding Darwin's theory and his person had died down. People had got used to Darwin.
I cannot however be delighted by it. I do not by any means wish to allow the current British andSpanish Heads of Government to monopolise the offensive position with regard to the information revolution.
There's no reason for big cities to monopolise creativity, innovation, cultural diversity and economic growth- and, in fact, they don't. Sønderborg and the border region as a whole actually possess all these qualities and the cultural capital project will help us to mobilise them so we can show the world our own home-grown ability to revitalise our region.”.
We propose to abolish poverty by setting at work that vast army of men-estimated last year to amount in this country alone to one million-that vast army of men only anxious to create wealth, but who are now,by a system which permits dogs-in-the-manger to monopolise God's bounty, deprived of the opportunity to toil.
George Bush decides to monopolise the management of the road-map for the Middle East, with all the risks entailed by his complicity with Sharon and the latter's reservations on the very substance of the commitments to be made; the European Union, despite having jointly initiated this fragile hope of peace, allows itself to be ousted from the scene with no resistance.
Although, on the one hand, a constructive relationship has been maintained with the Commission, thanks to Commissioner Schreyer and to Mr Wynn who chaired the Committee with the patience of a saint, on the other hand,the Council tried to monopolise our budget completely. It may have arrived at the same result but, in political terms, it certainly did not acknowledge the results achieved by our Committee on Budgets.
And, when we take that,then all inducement to monopolise the land will be gone- then these very worthy gentlemen who are holding one-half of the area of this city idle and vacant will find the taxes they have to pay so high that they will have to go to work and build houses or otherwise use the land, or give it away to somebody who will build upon it, or put it to other productive use.
Wakefield's system was in effect nothing more than an ingenious method of neutralising the advantage which workers might have obtained by moving from where land was monopolised to where it happened for the moment to be free.