Examples of using A fallacy in English and their translations into Danish
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It is a fallacy.
I assure you they are perpetrating a fallacy.
And that's a fallacy as well.
He said, of course this is a fallacy.
This is a fallacy on the face of it.
The Accords are a fallacy.
It is a fallacy that prolonged war will weaken an occupied enemy.
But it is a fallacy.
The revolution in the Arab world has shown this to be a fallacy.
It is a fallacy, a damaged image, and low aspirations.
The argument that we are forced to do this by the economic crisis is a fallacy.
It is a fallacy that those who have just taken up smoking are most likely to roll their own cigarettes.
But one got afterwards a nice, warm inner feeling It would be a fallacy to say that one enjoyed it.
It is a fallacy to believe that you can conduct an independent monetary policy outside.
What grandmother still believed, has long been a fallacy- provided the chewing gum is sugar free.
It is a fallacy for any group of religionists to conceive of their creed as The Truth;
There are no net contributors; that hackneyed notion is merely a fallacy dreamt up by bad accountants.
But it is a fallacy to presume to classify the white peoples as Nordic, Alpine, and Mediterranean.
The big, strong, brave men that we have all been reading about in novels andwatching in movies since we were 9 years old that's a fallacy.
For starters I think there is a fallacy in looking at a snapshot in time and deciding that“the market has decided.”.
Nothing is altered in this situation if the deterministic interpretation of classical mechanics is also regarded as a fallacy.
That is a fallacy to which the Soviet planning bureaucracy adhered until economic neglect brought about the collapse of the Soviet empire.
The concern that xenophobia and racism is growing is well founded, butthe REAMIN conclusion is a fallacy based on the idea that EU membership should somehow prevent it.
However, in general, it would be a fallacy for us to think that we have to build in flexibility, adaptability or progress at a cost to workers.
Therefore, the European People's Party will vote against the amendments and paragraphs presented by the communists as they cast aspersions of widespread chauvinism and sexism among workers in the sector,and that is a fallacy.
In my opinion this report, which is a very well-balanced one,is nevertheless based on a fallacy, namely that the deepening and the enlargement of the Union can- or even must- take place simultaneously.
It is a fallacy to imagine that the causes of unemployment are purely structural, because one of our particular problems in the European Union is the way in which cyclically induced unemployment has very quickly hardened into structural unemployment.
It is also clear that the notion that NATO- be it onlyfor a limited area, but one that goes beyond Europe- could be an alternative to the United Nations has proved to be a fallacy, as I always believed.
The paradigm that all knowledge is available via the internet is a fallacy that is often repeated, usually by the same people who mocked Donald Rumsfeld's statement that there are known unknowns and unknown unknowns.
Numerous examples of this disgraceful state of affairs can be found all over the world, throughout history and across most political systems and ideologies, which only goes to prove that, in reality,true administration of justice is a summer night's dream and a fallacy.