Examples of using Tangible form in English and their translations into Danish
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A weapon is a tangible form of power.
And, I don't need to find that counsellor in tangible form.
Sculpting- the most tangible form of artistic creativity.
Therefore, Nordic management is a good business- andthe IGLOO represents Nordic management in tangible form.
What tangible form should that European vision take?
Most importantly, you need to know you are being of genuine service, andthat you are translating your beliefs into tangible form.
This revision corroborates and gives tangible form to the stronger position of the European Parliament after the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon.
Vigorous policy efforts in the Member States would of course be required,as it is there that economic policy must be given tangible form.
Thus, there are material needs that require availability of the products in their tangible form- food, transport, housing, clothing, appliances.
We have in a way extended and developed the notion of citizenship that was laid down in the Treaties, andwhich until now had no tangible form.
The EU's principle of solidarity took a very tangible form as joint action brought stability to national finances through providing access to credit.
In addition, a Policy Planning Offi ce was set up to facilitate prompt implementation ofleadership by the president, and this has enabled the president's ideas to be turned quickly into tangible form.
The exact beginnings of the Governing Body are deliberately obscured in the Society's literature, butit only appeared in any tangible form following Rutherford's death, and assumed its current scope and authority during the 1970s.
The key element of this resolution is the call for'the suspension of further negotiations over the signing of the still pending Association Agreement between the EU and Syria' andthe fact that'the conclusion of such an agreement should depend on the capacity of the Syrian authorities to carry out the expected democratic reforms in tangible form.
If outside counselling fails, I still have the greatest counsellor of all. And,I don't need to find that counsellor in tangible form. I just surrender and say,“Thy will be done.”What greater acceptance is there than that?
We must be certain that what unites us is stronger than what divides us, and in light of this, we must ask the Commission, as from tomorrow, to be ambitious and demand the necessary rigour from the Member States to ensure that they are capable of providing solidarity by means of a project which,in the long term, will be capable of giving tangible form to our European project.
I also share his concerns as regards the uncertainties concerning the policy instruments required to give the proposed strategy tangible form, such as those instruments designed to solve the current impasse on the financial perspective for the next programming period.
Writing» and« written» mean a record of information( including information communicated by teletransmission) which is in tangible or other form andis capable of being reproduced in tangible form on a subsequent occasion. 2.
We have now met goals, Mr President, which not even they dared to hope for, and finally the dream of European integration can be fulfilled:a dream which already took tangible form 20 years ago when the European Parliament adopted by an overwhelming majority the draft drawn up under the guidance of Altiero Spinelli, on 14 February 1984; also that date, which we are commemorating today, is celebrated as the date of birth of the constituent process.
If the European Union wants to be the answer to globalisation, we need more of the European Union and a common foreign, security anddefence policy to give tangible form to the concept of political union without delay.