Examples of using To the same result in English and their translations into Danish
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Many combinations of possibilities will now lead to the same result.
Over and over again only to come to the same result? Exactly. Ramsey, what happens when you test a theory.
AC input transient voltage itself may lead to the same result.
Applying the procedure in section 3.2 will lead to the same results as if applying the stepwise procedure of ISO 14041.
A good idea would be to replace as much as possible with WordPress plugins lines of code that lead to the same result.
Both types of operation give rise to the same result in the MFI balance sheet.
Though the accounting procedures of netting and consolidating are not the same(see ESA 1.58 f.),they nevertheless lead to the same result.
But basing a resistance movement on individual acts of violence will most likely lead to the same results no matter what you are fighting for and what ideology you are basing yourself on.
In the southern regions, the grapes are dried in the shade,sincehigh air temperature contributes to the same result as in the sun under moderate climatic conditions.
However, I do not consider it necessary to examine the present case under Article 43 EC as well as under Article 49 EC, since both, in my view,would lead to the same result.
It is a more important consideration,leading to the same result, as lately insisted on by Dr. Falconer, namely, that the period during which each species underwent modification, though long as measured by years, was, from the reasons lately assigned, probably short in comparison with that during which it remained without undergoing any change.
We can choose to pursue the same policies in the same manner,knowing that they will lead to the same results- the results that we know today.
Article 39 EC- implemented, as far as concerns social security for migrant workers, by Article 3(1) of Regulation No 1408/71- prohibits, first, overt discrimination based on the nationality of the beneficiaries of social security schemes, as well as all covert forms of discrimination which,through the application of other distinguishing criteria, lead in practice to the same result.
We can choose to pursue the same policies in the same manner,knowing that they will lead to the same results- the results that we know today.
Finally, regarding the fact that the contested condition applies without distinction, according to settled case-law the requirement of equal treatment laid down both in Article 48 of the Treaty and in Article 7 of Regulation No 1612/68 prohibits not only overt discrimination by reason of nationality but also all covert forms of discrimination which,by the application of other distinguishing criteria, lead in fact to the same result.