Übersetzung für "Auf das ganze land" in Englisch

With time, the war spread to every corner of Colombia.

Their programmes will cover the entire country and will last six months.

Which had spread to all parts of the country by mid-afternoon.

They're projecting our own personal fears and anxieties... onto the national stage.

It must be total and apply to the entire country.

The damage is not distributed evenly throughout the country.

But I wouldn't feel comfortable extending that to the country.

This project is being expanded to the entire country over 2016/17.

We deliver free of charge to the entire country.

Soon, the resistance spread throughout the country.

Ensure the current arms embargo is strictly implemented and extended to cover the whole country.

Scientific and teaching schools of the Faculty are known to the whole country.

Student protests increase in cities across the country

Madam Speaker, I know you're waiting for someone, but the entire country is waiting for us.

The AFW always refers to the country as a whole; regional differences are not taken into account.

Historically, a dark and trying one for both the family and the country.

Initially available only in the London it was rolled out to the whole country during World War II.

After more than 100 performances in New York, the show went on tour around the country.

This failed to tame the demonstrations, which spread across the country.

The experimental reform of rural taxes and administrative charges was extended to cover the whole country.

In China, such projects, when successful, often serve as role models and are then expanded across the entire country.

Historically, a dark and trying one for both the family and the country.

There is no reason why this should not be adapted throughout the whole country.

This report seems to have been written specially for Italy, where the RAI is now at an advanced stage of decomposition because it has been taken over completely by party politics, to the detriment of the cultural and informational depth of public broadcasting and, hence, of the entire country.

But from the humanitarian point of view it is quite evident that our activities must be targeted at the whole country.

Last year I suggested that Afghanistan was at a critical crossroads and that the international community should redouble its efforts to help President Karzai extend his authority across the country.

In the case of the unrest in Kabylia - which, of course, then spread to the whole country or to wide areas of it - it was simply not true that it was started by a handful of anarchists and others who were following foreign orders: the Algerian commission itself established that it was above all the inappropriate behaviour of the security forces which was responsible.