hege in a sentence

1. Hege Riise won the Golden Ball at Sweden 1995

2. I'm a product stylist and an interior design blogger on Hege in France.

3. A phone call to Hege Njaa Aschim would have been enough to clarify the misunderstanding.

4. Neither the head of administration Hege Walør, nor Sysselmannen Kjerstin Askholt had answers to these questions.

5. Besides his French citizenship, the 27-year-old also has Norwegian citizenship as his mother Hege comes from Norway.

6. At that time, three of the officers were already dead and one, Mr. Hege, was at Highland Hospital in critical condition.

7. "'All the worth which the human being possesses,' writes Hegel, 'all spiritual reality, he possesses only through the state.'"

8. However, Eurasia and its union may develop; such an economic union alone would mean the end of American hege-mony over the world.

9. If the protectionist tendencies come out on top, this could lead to an undermining and ultimately overthrow of the U.S.' role as a hegemonic power.

10. Paris Mountain State Park Ranger Jason Hege: “BMW stepped up to the challenge and really donated a lot of money – over 150’000 $ to help get this project of the ground.

11. At the same time, the Norwegian author and activist Hege Storhaug, who is critical of Islam, wrote about the mosque and noted that the Swedish media had not yet written about it:

12. Indeed, as Norwegian scholar Hege Storhaug documents in But the Greatest of These Is Freedom, there is a brisk migration “from left-wing totalitarianism to religio-political totalitarianism.”

13. Hans-Christian Hege, Head of Department ‘Visual Data Analysis’ at Zuse Institute, explained: “3D visualisation with a stereoscopic display helps researchers to better understand complex data.

14. In Lower Austria there were larger breeding populations between 1880 and 1940, which included several hundred individuals, but which collapsed rapidly after the attitude of the Hege in the Second World War.

15. But this 'Christian' moralist is even more radical than Hegel: 'Metaphysical glory is the one true morality', he teaches, and the 'Categorical Imperative' of this one true morality runs accordingly: 'Do such deeds as spell glory!'

16. “We are doing this because it is legally and fundamentally important that Snowden will not be extradited to the US when he comes to Norway,” the Secretary General of PEN, Hege Newth Nouri, told the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation.

17. Renowned sustainability experts such as Belay Begashaw (Sustainable Development Goals Centre for Africa), Elisabeth Hege (IDDRI Paris) and Joyeeta Gupta (University of Amsterdam) developed the newly published findings at the first Global Sustainability Strategy Forum.

18. It could also explain why President Trump is so concerned about China's growing foothold in Iraq, since it risks causing not only the end of U.S. military hegemony in the country but could also lead to major trouble for the petrodollar system and the U.S.' position as a global financial power.