Examples of using A second group in English and their translations into German
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A second group received their usual medication.
Also the group was split and a second group starts at 6am.
A second group is about the eradication of all forms of forced labour.
Shortly after their victory, the Byzantine forces were ambushed and routed by a second group of invaders.
Then a second group enters dressed to represent the brilliant light of noon day.
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The Germans had played*Rosso Purgatorio* with a second group in Italy, in the Romagnol region of Alfonsine.
A second group of southeastern barbarians covered countries like Sulu, Malacca, and Sri Lanka.
Kim finished the race of the falling leaves in a second group in 34th position, two minutes down on the winner of the day.
A second group of kindergarten teacher worked with kids treating their panic and post shocks.
As the demand for participation in the making of the newspaper is growing,I have organize a second group.
Andy Schleck was in a second group with among others world champion Paolo Bettini.
This is a new factor which the round tablecould consider with a view to extending its contacts to a second group of Chinese organisations, in the light of topical issues, for example.
A second group of Germans arrives at that moment, but these are handcuffed together in groups of two.
Frank Schleck was not with them, but he finished the stage in a second group of 40 riders two minutes and a half behind Davies.
A second group of countries is in favour of a broad interpretation of subsidiarity France, Luxembourg, Portugal.
Focussed on the topic„human-machine", a second group worked on future perspectives following two main ideas:„Machines made men" and"Men made machines.
A second group of projects where acceleration appears possible so that work can begin in about two years time.
In a second group of countries, there are two stages that correspond, by and large, to primary and lower secondary education.
For a second group, which covers about 25% of production, the market organization is essentially limited to external protection.
A second group of approximately 70 men were forced to lie on their stomachs in three rows, and were shot from behind with machine guns.
A second group with a level of self-sufficiency of around 100 is also in surplus; vegetables, beef and veal, pigmeat, poultry and eggs.
A second group, with an average of about 11 to 14 ha agricultural used area included the Federal Republic of Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium.
In a second group of countries the trends were more favourable for manual workers: old Länder of Germany, France, the Netherlands and Finland.
A second group of artists are such painters, graphic artists etc., who, as renowned artists of the country, occasionally designed stamps for the post office.
A second group, made up of Greece, Portugal and Ireland, has built up strong momentum which could see them catch up at a very rapid pace.
A second group is made up of countries(Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom and Denmark) where the rate of inflation, at around five percent, is double that of the previous group. .
In a second group of(approximately twelve) branches, the energy cost shares lie between 5% and 10%, so that these sectors can be considered as being potentially moderately sensitive to energy cost increases compare Graph 3.
For a second group of countries- Belgium, Finland, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, Germany and Hungary- the cost of ageing is more limited, but still very high from 4 to 7 percentage points of GDP.
A second group of Member States with a longer history of structural asylum policy(the Netherlands, Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Finland) have generally chosen to develop integration and return projects.
A second group of agreements aims at establishing a more complete legal framework(private and/or public law based cooperation) that takes into account the differences between States with regard to political or administrative structures and national legislation on crossborder cooperation.
