Eksempler på brug af Very broadly på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I ask you, tomorrow, to vote very broadly in favour of this text.
Utilisation of resources in waste is to be understood very broadly.
The horizontal regulation defines very broadly the concept of irregularity.
Chinese calligraphy allows a field of artistic expression very broadly.
The problem is that many calls are very broadly formulated and address complex issues.
But if the doctor wanted to help the woman out,he would interpret that very broadly.
Mr President, Commissioner, Mr van Hulten' s report was very broadly endorsed in the Committee on Budgetary Control.
It must also be noted that the general concept of agricultural activity has been very broadly defined.
Only a very broadly established, very expensive and dogged international campaign can effectively tackle this large-scale problem.
The Commission's report fails to consider fraud in detail anddeals with irregularities very broadly.
The boat collection is very broadly representative, but naturally the emphasis is on the five reconstructions of the Skuldelev ships;
I quote: the Commission fails to consider fraud in detail anddeals with irregularities very broadly.
You must think very broadly, and so you think way beyond when you have got a product installed, or you have got it in your home.
The e-money definition in Article 2( 2)of the proposed directive is worded very broadly and covers most types of accounts;
A provision of the media law specified very broadly that media content may not cause offence, even by implication, to individuals, minorities or majorities.
In my view, we are not entitled to life-long earning without life-long learning andthis has to be very broadly defined.
Characteristic of Gammelgaard and Mathiesen is that they work very broadly in many different areas without losing sight of the issue.
In this scenario, that would only be possible if the criteria were distinct andthe concept of‘close links' were interpreted very broadly.
When people have different views,those views have to be debated very broadly in a political way, through a political process, and that is what happens.
The boat collection is very broadly representative, but naturally the emphasis is on the five reconstructions of the Skuldelev ships; Roar Ege, Helge Ask, Kraka Fyr, Ottar and the Sea Stallion from Glendalough.
I also hope that the PPE-DE is able to support this report because I have taken their proposals very broadly into account in proceedings in the committee.
It has very many facets, and discussion of it has to be very broadly based when we are trying to find and shape a policy which we can constantly adjust to take account of results.
I am grateful to the Commissioner for the cooperation that has been established,which has grown stronger and stronger and become invaluable, to the extent that our positions have become very broadly convergent.
In particular, the GOK emphasised that the concept of"manufacturing industry" is a very broadly defined one and, in practice, includes tens of thousands of sub-category industries.
If I am naturally very broadly in agreement with the content of this report, I am all the same a little surprised by the mixed message that the report sends out to the world regarding the European Union's performance as a donor.
Vice-President of the Commission.-(DE) Mrs Panayotopoulos-Cassiotou, this is a very topical question andonly a few days ago the Commission put forward a very broadly based initiative in this sector.
The existing criteria, which date back to 1991/92,have been interpreted very broadly and diversely, with the result that there has been no question of a coordinated European policy on arms exports.
As I have already said, these 32 offences are again a subject for discussion in relation to the European evidence warrant,for we do of course know that some of these offences are very broadly defined, while others relate to very specific acts.
Personal data must be understood very broadly as any information that can be attributed to a specific person, even if this requires knowledge of a CPR no., registration number, or similar.
Despite this qualification, the European Commission has interpreted exclusive Community competence in Article 5(1) of the EC Treaty very broadly in the past and there is thus cause for concern that this practice will curtail the impact of the subsidiarity principle.