Examples of using To isolation in English and their translations into Danish
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Computer
Take him to Isolation.
One week later, we changed the name of the laboratory to isolation.
Take him to Isolation.
We don't want to hurt you, butyou have- to come to isolation.
Get down to Isolation.
It creates embarrassment, feelings of being alienated andcan lead to isolation.
Take him to Isolation.
Once the gas clears I will take a security team andwe will bring him back to isolation.
If he knows to self-medicate,maybe we can talk him into coming back to Isolation.
Take him back to isolation.
She has nine more fingers," but I only had one mother.Come directly to Isolation.
And another attack has been reported on Level G-two more possibly infected. They're being moved to isolation.
You need to come to isolation now.
All this can lead to isolation, detachment, conflicts both at home and at school, on the street.
He's being transferred to isolation.
It marks an end to isolation and will bring economic stability to my country for the first time in decades.
You are to report to Isolation.
Every no would lead to isolation, if not to that country's self-exclusion.
No, no, no. To take you to Isolation.
This misconception often leads to isolation and depression, forcing to keep their suffering deep inside themselves.
I want to move her to isolation.
In one of the toughest prisons, and sent to isolation for a year. at the age of 20, It lasted 29 months, during which I was locked up.
Going for compound exercises as opposed to isolation exercises.
As my colleague, Mrs Bildt, has said, it is time to send out a signal andto bring an end to isolation.
Such a thing could drive one to isolation or madness.
What is alarming is that trends are being observed indicating that these disparities are growing,which may increase inequality and lead to isolation.
Yesterday Cathy Ashton noted she preferred engagement to isolation and I share that view.
Its gadgets are an effective substitute for services exchanged within neighbourhoods- andhence contribute to isolation.