Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Have characterised in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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As always, however, it still includes those elements that have characterised his images from the very start.
Falling demand and world overcapacity which have characterised the sector for some years resulted in bankruptcy proceedings of several major automotive suppliers, most notably the two US suppliers General Motors and Chrysler.
determination and open-mindedness that have characterised Amsterdam life through the ages.
Madam President, in the light of the shortcomings that have characterised the Lisbon Process, it should be
to thank him for the quality and the openness that have characterised our relations with that committee for several years.
Concerning the repression, censorship and widespread harassment that have characterised the Burmese regime for years,
in recent days and in recent weeks, unfortunately, throughout Europe have characterised the reality of our regions.
Expertise, cost-effectiveness and trust have characterised our working relationship for more than 30 years.
a question of asserting the advances in civilisation that have characterised our countries for decades.
New style" industrial policy aims at breaking through the barriers that have characterised for so long the relationship between public and private actors.
The cultures of solidarity which have characterised Europe's development so far, have afforded original and sustainable solutions which have proved crucial for human,
The Commission's report will look closely at the full range of issues that have characterised Macao's daily life during the first year of the SAR's existence.
reduce activity in the coal industry which have characterised the State aid schemes implemented under the ECSC Treaty must be continued after 23 July 2002.
rather, that- in the context of their quasi-contractual relations with AIMA- the applicants had what an outside observer would have characterised as an objective legitimate expectation that the national court would appreciate that they were intended to be the beneficiaries of the Community aid and would make some
The credibility of the medium-term consolidation strategy would be enhanced by adopting more structural expenditure-containing measures- as opposed to the temporary interventions that have characterised recent consolidation efforts- and by a more binding medium-term budgetary framework.
Publishers are concerned that Open Educational Resources do not match the strict quality control procedures that have characterised the print market;
That is why I shall content myself with identifying a few salient features that, in our view, illustrate broad trends that have characterised, and still characterise, the action of the EU's executive and the EU in general.
powerful performance- these features have characterised the Hoftrac series for years
That same audacity has characterised La Prairie since its very inception.
The director Stef Lernous wants to further distil everything that has characterised the Abattoir repertoire.
We welcome the wealth of initiative and invention which has characterised this work.
I welcome the pragmatic approach which has characterised these early contacts.
To ensure transparency and openness that has characterised the process up until now.
We are at last taking leave of the clandestine diplomacy that has characterised Europe for over fifty years.
The step by step integration, which has characterised the Union's development,
The growing economic optimism which had characterised East Asia for several decades received a major blow from the financial and economic crisis which erupted in 1997.
A decline from the strength and vitality that had characterised his earlier ministry became apparent.
smokeless tobacco that have characterising flavours and a prohibition of products with increased toxicity and addictiveness.
The very point of the European Union is to overcome what has characterised the history of Europe over the centuries, racial hatred,
that sure touch and gift for debate that has characterised the Greek people since the dawn of our civilisation.