Примери за използване на German-austrian на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Germany at the German-Austrian land border;
The German-Austrian Council of State found itself confronted with a peculiarly delicate situation.
Germany at the German-Austrian land border;
The German-Austrian comedy drama"Toni Erdmann" has swept this year's European Film Awards.
The general horizon of the German-Austrian was in itself comparatively broad.
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Calling for the establishment of migrant“transit centres” at the German-Austrian border.
A joint German-Austrian project has now been launched.
The Community regulations which replaced the 1966 German-Austrian Convention lay down the same rule.
Tolure is a German-Austrian brand, which is recognized for the use of advanced and innovative ingredients.
Any attempt to change the destinies of the German-Austrian people from this position was absurd.
However, there are serious suspicions that they had departed from Austria,from the region of the German-Austrian border.
The number of people crossing the German-Austrian border illegally has dropped sharply since a dramatic influx of migrants in 2015.
Train traffic between Germany and Austria was temporarily suspended,twenty-one squadrons of police headed to the German-Austrian border.
The German-Austrian recruit might join a German regiment, but the regiment itself might equally well be in Herzegovina, Vienna, or Galicia.
But this would be inexplicable if the historical education of the individual German-Austrian had not given rise to so general a longing.
August 19, 1783 was a German-Austrian sculptor most famous for his"character heads", a collection of busts with faces contorted in extreme facial expressions.
This was stated by German Chancellor Angela Merkel, during her speech on Thursday in Vienna at the event dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the German-Austrian chamber of Commerce.
Many had either lost their passports or destroyed them at the German-Austrian border, hoping this would make it harder to deport them if their asylum applications were rejected.
Germany last week reached an agreement with Spain for Madrid to take back asylum-seekers who previously applied there andthen show up at the German-Austrian border.
The discussions about the German-Austrian border and Vienna's threat to restrict its border show how easily one country's move could trigger a chain reaction.
Germany's interior minister says Italy has agreed to take back migrants who show up at the German-Austrian border after previously applying for asylum in Italy.
The current discussions about the German-Austrian border- and Vienna's threat to restrict its own border- shows how easily one country's move could trigger a chain reaction.
The more the linguistic Babel corroded and disorganized parliament, the closer drew the inevitable hour of the disintegration of this Babylonian Empire, andwith it the hour of freedom for my German-Austrian people.
Second, the person concerned cannot claim the waiver of the residence clausepursuant to Article 4(1) of the 1966 German-Austrian Convention, as Annex III, Parts A and B, point 35(e) to Regulation No 1408/71 does not cover a situation like that of Mr Wachter.
Merkel said after a European Union summit in Brussels Friday that Greece and Spain, whose leaders she met bilaterally,agreed to take back in future migrants previously registered in those countries who are picked up at the German-Austrian border.
Those provisions of Annex III correspond to those of Article 14(2)(b)of the 1995 German-Austrian Convention, which came into force on 1 October 1998, under which Article 4(1) of the 1966 German-Austrian Convention remains applicable in the cases listed in that annex.
The referring court observes that, under the applicable German law, pensions based on FRG contribution periods may not be paid abroad, but that the first sentence of Article 4(1)of the 1966 German-Austrian Convention provided for the payment abroad of pensions based on contribution periods under the FRG.
However, as observed above, Mr Wachter does not fulfil the conditions set out in Parts A and B, point 35( e), of that annex so as to benefit from the first sentence of Article 4( 1)of the 1966 German-Austrian Convention and, therefore receive old-age benefits under the FRG when he is not resident in the territory of the Federal Republic of Germany.