Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Danish
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But Europe is a patchwork.
Your life is a patchwork of blackness with no time forjoy.
On the contrary, the result will not be a patchwork of subsidies.
Athens is not a patchwork of ancient artifacts.
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But Europe is a patchwork, with more than one colour.
It is not a question of covering the European area with a patchwork of statutes.
The European sky consists of a patchwork of 60 national control centres.
Size maximum width 1.5 meter the entire big style baby is not a whole,is a patchwork.
It is currently controlled only by a patchwork of national laws.
This would in turn open up the possibility of a single system in Europe rather than a patchwork.
Europe has always been a patchwork of republics, kingdoms and principalities.
Frustration with system limitations led the groups to keep introducing new tools,resulting in a patchwork of technologies.
In the year 2000, she started her own brand and came up with an original andunique handbag concept with designs personified in a patchwork of colours, materials, and prints.
The world, in short, is a patchwork, humanity is a patchwork and each one of us is a patchwork.
The result is that the healthcare sector is gradually being transformed from a patchwork of individual services into a single entity.
They lay like a patchwork scattered around the area and have a whole different fauna and flora than the green fields around them.
Nevertheless, the legal status of the Members is a patchwork that is falling apart on all sides.
But Europe is a patchwork, with more than one colour. The reforms during the great revolution changed everything in France, including musical life.
Unlike many other parts of the world, Europe is a patchwork of independent republics and kingdoms.
Europe is still a patchwork of national online markets, and Europeans are prevented from enjoying the benefits of a digital Single Market.
They can advise the RIS Committee, which will ensure that a patchwork of differing systems does not develop in the European Union.
The best way to grasp the diversity of the lagoon is from the air on the approach to the airport, from where the marshes, shoals andwater spread like a patchwork below.
European anti-discrimination legislation is a patchwork which itself discriminates between the different grounds of discrimination.
The Council's decisions have seemed doomed from the outset to a short life andmarginalisation because they were no more than a patchwork of national demands and complex mechanisms.
These OCTs, more often than not a patchwork of small islands are, for the most part, sparsely populated i.e. with about 850000 inhabitants in all.
Its standards are being interpreted and implemented individually by each UN member economy,leaving a patchwork of conflicting rules and deadlines for compliance.
Historically, we have been given a patchwork of provisions, a patchwork of adaptations, of a coordinating directive, No 1408/71, with its later amendments.
Because of its federal makeup,Turkey is similar to the United States in the way laws aren't uniform across the nation-though thankfully Turkey is so much of a patchwork as the US.