Examples of using This considerable in English and their translations into Danish
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But this considerable drawback is the large weight of the bath.
The 6 major ingredients found in Curcumin 2000 is selected because of this considerable survey.
To perform this, considerable flexibility of the spine is required.
The six primary components discovered in Curcumin 2000 is chosen as a result of this considerable survey.
This considerable reserve also has something to do with globalisation.
The 6 main formulation found in Curcumin 2000 is picked due to the fact that of this considerable research.
This considerable increase in the fishing opportunities obtained explains the rise in price.
The six main active ingredients found in Curcumin 2000 is picked as a result of this considerable survey.
This considerable expansion of capacity will not be compensated by closures elsewhere.
The 6 main ingredients list located in Curcumin 2000 is chosen as a result of this considerable research.
We might think at first that this considerable amount will be used to enhance the stability of the euro by discouraging possible speculative attacks.
The six primary ingredients list located in Curcumin 2000 is picked as a result of this considerable study.
Twelve years was chosen as the period in which to complete this considerable undertaking, which of course gives us until July 2003.
In particular, the rapporteur mentioned the principle of ne bis in idem or double jeopardy and the solution that it offers to this considerable problem.
I am a big fan of this careful approach and of this considerable role for the supervisors.
This considerable rapprochement of ideas on both sides of the Atlantic can only benefit dialogue, Mr President, particularly within the framework of the WTO.
Variation 2: This is known as full Dhanurasana or Poorna Dhanurasana.To perform this, considerable flexibility of the spine is required.
This considerable wage increase was so far above what the other stars were being paid that it confirmed Psilander's exceptional star status.
I have in fact noticed quite specifically that the Member States of these so-called'major' languages would also be prepared to get the European Union to carry this considerable cost if their language were likely to be pushed aside.
This considerable discrepancy between exports and imports maybe attributed to the fact that the Community's imports of raw materials, whichrepresent a sizable part of the total.
I therefore feel that, from this perspective,Monterrey fell far short of expectations and that we will all suffer greatly for this considerable indifference in the face of such a huge-scale problem, and it will not just be the developing countries that suffer but, I fear, we and our false securities too.
Despite this considerable number of positive changes- and the ones I have mentioned are just a selection- there are also passages which I and a large proportion of my fellow Members are still not happy with.
In return for this considerable sum, which corresponded to a reasonable middle-class income for a couple of years, Thorvaldsen received 1,756 Greek and 555 Roman coins, the latter comprising 2 gold, 100 silver and 453 bronze coins.
This considerable level of funding- ECU 7 368 million or the equivalent of approximately 3.5% of GDP- should enhance the Portuguese economy's growth potential and bring the country's economic performance closer to that of its partners.
Also, in connection with this considerable excess amount, I should like to ask whether the Commission, when it presents the amending budget for the 1982 VAT adjustment, also intends to present a fresh pro posal for new expenditure for 1982 at this stage, i.e. whether there will also be a form of supplementary budget for 1982 going beyond the first one, which we have already dealt with and which was also not adopted by the Council?
This requires considerable experience in the educational field.
To do this requires considerable awareness and commitment.