Examples of 'denes' in a sentence
Meaning of "denes"
denes (noun) - A member of a group of indigenous peoples in Canada
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- plural of dene
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The grammar denes which combinations of words are correct.
This allowed the city to a representation of extremely denes buildings and expensive real estate.
Agnes Denes is one of these special artists.
Resize Your Image is a product of deNes and OneFish.
It denes the agency as a central Community body.
Scale Your Image is a product of deNes and OneFish.
EU labour law denes your rights and obligations as employees and employers in the workplace.
Resize Your Image is a product of deNes.
The EU denes minimum requirements for employment issues through Directives.
However, things fall apart and Denes is shot dead.
EU law denes strict requirements for what constitutes a collective redundancy, transfer and employer insolvency.
List of products by supplier, Denes.
The Council denes the mandate for the negotiations.3.
Discussed here illustrates what Umberto Eco denes as ' open work '.
Denes is living in London again, so I hope to catch up with him soon!
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The dos and don'ts for an entrepreneur in Sydney, according to Léo Denes.
Article 11 of the EUT denes the following five objectives of the CFSP.
Two acres of wheat planted and harvested by conceptual artist Agnes Denes in 1982.
He founded Denes in 1951, which produces herbal veterinary products for animals.
Giant among coaches… Highly successful, but popular Nick Denes dies at 69.
Being blind denes who I am, ” she adds.
