Summary
considerable {adjective}
betragtelig
to consider {verb}
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English-Danish translation for "considerable"
"considerable" Danish translation
considerable {adjective}
considerable {adj.}
European tourists bear a considerable part of the responsibility for this situation.
Governments and the European Union have already given a considerable sum of money in initial emergency aid.
By July 1995, 95 % of the total resources were allocated so the Commission is reporting this as a considerable success.
The difference is therefore considerable.
to consider {verb}
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to behold, to observe, to look at, to regard)
I must, therefore, consider this document to be incomplete and insufficient.
One might consider that a minor matter over which we should not get so upset.
I think that the negotiators should consider this admission as a warning.
We must consider our legislative work a basis for impact assessments.
Mrs Doyle, I must consider your intervention to be an oral amendment.
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to deem, to look at, to look, to regard)
We need to consider what substances we are banning and what happens to them next.
What we need to consider is the way we make information available to them.
We must also consider the quality and nature of the legislation we produce.
I actually agree that we should not simply consider the views of industry.
In this connection, we need to consider our buildings and the materials we use.
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to account, to esteem, to regard, to pay attention to)
However, I had to consider their view of the world in my deliberations.
I do not want to suggest that we should not consider environmental issues - of course we should.
Thirdly, should we consider the interests of small businesses?
We could, in effect, consider taking this problem into account.
In taking our decision today, we must also consider the political context.
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to contemplate, to reason)
The international community has to consider now the long-term development issues.
I would ask you to consider seriously whether other rules should not apply here.
At the same time, we are willing to consider these issues in a broader context.
It is unacceptable to say that here is something the WTO cannot even consider.
Furthermore, we should consider contributing more than 50 % of the costs to SMEs.
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to regard)
It does not mean that one has to approve of these caricatures or consider them to be in good taste.
I think that Parliament would also consider that necessary.
Will they not consider them an intolerable interference?
I would consider it appropriate if you would pass on to us any specific cases of complaints you may have.
For Parliament to give its public assent, it does not need to consider that the agreement reached is perfect.
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to deem, to evaluate, to appraise, to assess)
Politicians cannot and must not ignore these emotions, but we must consider the facts.
I think that the Council should evaluate and consider what role these summits should have.
We therefore also ask you to consider the proposal presented by the Committee on Agriculture.
By early October, we will report on their progress and consider whether the date can be maintained.
Moreover, how can we consider judging the effects of the manoeuvre on taxes after only a few weeks?
to consider [considered|considered] {vb} (also: to meet, to favour, to take into account)
There will continue to be major external tasks to consider.
Why do not you say that we have neglected consumer and health protection, and now we want to consider it?
consider.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "consider":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "considerable" in Danish
Similar words
consciousness · consecutive · consensus · consent · consequence · consequently · conservation · conservationist · conservatism · conservative · considerable · considerably · consideration · consignee · consistency · consistent · consistently · consolation · consolidation · consonant · consortium
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