Examples of using A flexibility in English and their translations into Danish
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Wine XT offers a clear presentation and a flexibility in use.
With a flexibility of 30°, the feed barrier follows the cow's movements and ensures that the cow is not going to get hurt.
We have added the new solidarity fund,which is also a flexibility instrument.
The Sit& Reach test is a flexibility test checking your complexe trunk flexibility and the ability of extension of the back leg muscles.
However, first it includes more segments,which gives it a flexibility.
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There are also hardly any programmes which leave such a flexibility to the stakeholders in terms of composing strategic partnerships.
When we look at this document we can only say that it is the opposite of what is desirable- a flexibility derived from principles.
Using the mobile network provides a flexibility and an independence of the cable network in areas with infrastructure still to be developed.
They have introduced effective structures for managing tasks,and created a flexibility that is scalable.
It is important to combine Budget discipline with a flexibility which allows the European Union to act with solidarity in the case of unforeseen events in the world around us.
We do not think, however, that the ceiling forcategory 4 would need to be amended permanently, but rather by means of a flexibility instrument.
Firstly, coordination of research anddevelopment of technology and, secondly, a flexibility within the guidelines as laid down by the Council meeting in January 2008.
On the new Volvo FM, some of the chassis equipment can be moved out the way to make room for the superstructure,providing a flexibility that's hard to match.
For two years in succession now- at 200 million euros per year- a flexibility instrument has had to be used to finance it, something which in fact is Parliament' s own disposable fund for unforeseen expenses.
On the one hand, it tries to ensure that the practice of overbooking does not constitute a purely commercial practice butis restricted to a flexibility practice.
The blades are made of plastic butare made in order to have a flexibility and toughness similar to normal swords.
It encourages us to become more open to others, their cultures and attitudes, andalso promotes greater mental flexibility by allowing us to operate different systems of representation and a flexibility of perspective.
The blades are made of plastic butare made in order to have a flexibility and toughness similar to normal swords.
I believe State aid to be a flexibility instrument that is crucial to correcting disparities and to addressing specific problems under European competition rules, which means that the legitimacy of its use should never be questioned, although it must be undertaken in a moderate and justifiable way.
You have got a choice between Lenovo and Moto,which provides you with a flexibility with respect to the qualities you might want.
If so, I should like to know whether the Commissioner does not believe that such a clause might turn into a flexibility which would eventually have an impact on the very structure of the Treaty, resulting in an evolution of that Treaty towards an endless proliferation of supplementary agreements, thus weakening its binding force upon all Member States.
Professor Jørgen Bo Larsen showed in his presentation,among other things, that natural forestry could fulfil many different goals and add a flexibility when it comes to changing the balance between these.
This allows the training managers to deliver and track SCORM content,while maintaining a flexibility and portability they had not seen with traditional LMS models.
In my view,Parliament's contribution might have been to try to help find a way of combining protection of workers with a flexibility that enables Europe to retain its competitiveness.
I would like finally to refer to the question of the flexibility of the labour market and our economies, a flexibility that often- this morning too- is considered to be the only requisite for growth.
While I believe we can and should go further and I commend the Commissioner for his flexibility, particularly the flexibility he showed in Geneva,this is a flexibility that is sadly lacking in our negotiating and trading partners.
I am therefore extremely pleased that we have succeeded- not as a result of the Commission, not as a result of the Council, butas a result of Parliament's efforts- in ensuring a flexibility which, where there are special considerations, allows individual countries to say'no' to pesticides that they do not want, as of course should be the case.
I commend the Commissioner on the flexibility he has shown since the collapse of the single undertaking in seeking to salvage the development package- a flexibility again, I am afraid, lacking in some of our negotiating partners.
More particularly, the Commission accepts Amendments Nos 2, 3 and 4, butcannot accept Amendment No 1 because we believe it simply restricts finance flexibility, a flexibility which is needed in light of the speed with which developments are taking place all over the world today.