Examples of using Characterises in English and their translations into Danish
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He characterises his own brand as follows.
A love of green food characterises the kitchen at Grow.
He characterises himself as an almost perfectionist.
A love of green food characterises the kitchen at Grow.
What characterises a good teacher, with pupils who do well in their final leaving exams?
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What characterises a citizen with functional disorders?
The highest humanistic outlook characterises the mentality of"the sheep.
What characterises imagined or artificial greatness.
Learn about the factors that characterises extraordinary performance.
This characterises the situation we have at present of an open integrated European market with crossborder competition.
The controlled democracy that characterises Russia is a source of great concern.
This is an outrageous crime against democratic principles andan equally outrageous example of the arrogance of power that characterises cooperation in the EU.
This tension characterises all our debates.
In addition, Article 10(6) of the Merger Regulation is certainly an expression of the requirement for speed which characterises the whole of the merger control pro-cedure.
No respondent characterises the situation in Slovenia as satisfying.
This is a good approach,which is something that characterises the report as a whole.
The diversity that characterises us as Europeans has become a decisive factor in the lives of children.
This revolutionary automated milking system characterises the future of dairy farming.
The diversity that characterises the European Union is, in many areas, also one of its major strengths.
But despite the neo-Romantic longing andteasing obsession with the past that characterises his work, Sørensen is a modernist who speaks of the here-and-now.
In it Falconer characterises the classes of all quasigroups that are isotopic to some special classes of loops.
This work displays the feature that characterises his later economic writings.
Thus Assenholt characterises the thermostat as a performative object, which to the spectator acts as something it is actually not.
The sound monitoring system is based on an advanced algorithm that characterises the sound mathematically and the first user tests are positive.
The only thing that characterises their existence in these worlds is all the substances and energies that constitute what we call the mineral kingdom.
The EU must cease to subsidise failed European agriculture,end the hidden protectionism which characterises its trade policy and abandon its immoral fisheries agreements.
It is a complex cultural process which characterises the daily life of citizens and we should not ignore the broad political importance and weight which it has.
How many are there and what characterises the enterprises and their employees?
A love of green food characterises the kitchen at Grow. Vegetables take their place in new exciting forms and taste combinations, and are served“family style” on the table.
