Examples of using Which put in English and their translations into Danish
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Which put the citizen first.
Taylor put a piece in the paper, which put my witness in jeopardy.
Which put a real target on my back.
Other patients suffered complications which put their lives in danger.
Which put a real target on my back.
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Ability to respond to faults in live systems which put organisations at risk.
Mining is one of the industries which put the machinery and equipment to most demanding and versatile conditions.
This is a matter of vital importance to the electorate which put us here.
Angela Moss was allowed to which put my plans in jeopardy. continue with her lawsuit.
Continue with her lawsuit Angela Moss was allowed to which put my plans in jeopardy.
However, there are also provisions which put the citizens from the countries which recently joined the European Union at a disadvantage.
It is Europe's prosperity andEurope's economic failures which put pressures on the cities.
The arrangement which put Fisher and Egon Pearson into the same building at University College did not work well on a personal level.
Stand in its simplest form- is, in fact,rectangular pieces of matter, which put the plates.
Our first monument victory, the 2013 Milan, which put our team on the international cycling map.
Children from three to five years have a holistic picture of the world, andthey often ask questions of an ideological nature, which put parents in a dead end.
The devaluation spurred a flight of capital which put more pressure on for further devaluations.
But fundamentally the political steadfastness of the Red Green Alliance has not been tested in struggle, that is,large-scale class struggles which put socialist parties to a test.
We must also implement national social policies which put employment above all other considerations.
We have now seen the results from Spain, which put us all in a better position, not only as regards the referendum campaign but also by making it clear that a great nation has decided by a large majority in favour of this political project.
Cervical erosion- a very common diagnosis, which put gynecologists every second woman.
Mining is one of the industries which put the machinery and equipment to most demanding and versatile conditions. In both open and closed mines, the machinery that is being used for tasks such as drilling, crushing, milling and loading face tremendous amounts of dust, dirt and moisture. Add the continuous mechanical pressure and there is every reason to be concerned about the production processes' ability to stay on schedule.
Most often it is a small cross anda chain of silver or gold, which put the children on the day of the christening.
Familiarize students with the requirements, which put certain professions to the format of the technical, special and General education knowledge, skills, abilities and content of future professionals.
In 2005 the chefs passed the baton to the Nordic Council of Ministers, which put New Nordic Food on the political agenda.
In January, 2017 another variant of Zeus was detected, which put legitimate applications inside its package making it even harder to get detected by security programs.
Belaunde had been leader from 1961 until 1968 when he was overthrown by a military coup which put General Velasco in power.
It allows one to eliminate stones, residuals, crystals andwastes from the liver, which put obstacles on the way to healing, and to remove all toxins from the cholecyst and the liver, as well as to clean the liver biliary tracts and treat liver diseases.
These school years were not easy for Norman buthe helped his fellow pupils with their homework which put him on good terms with them.
There are many factors such as production cost andso on, which put forward higher requirements for the properties of adhesives.