Examples of using Barriers in English and their translations into German
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Analysis of barriers.
Plots with barriers against car parking.
Career opportunities and barriers;
Other(200 barriers) all countries.
Where are the main problems and barriers?
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Put no barriers between you and where you are.
SP/85/01 Spring diameter 85 mm for barriers.
Dikes, walls and barriers protect coasts from flooding.
Sectors with medium nontariff barriers.
Stage 1: Cost of barriers affecting trade only.
The start zone is equipped with 30 barriers.
Double barriers prevent any undesired side leakage.
BD 2372 Misguided teachings are barriers for the seeker of God….
What are barriers for the capitalisation of climate adaptation knowledge?
Sectors with moderate nontariff barriers Group 4.
Removal of barriers: next steps, including the millennium round.
How language and cultures can become barriers to standardization?
Barriers stopped anyone passing and the French reserves counter-attacked.
With this command, you can draw barriers on the computer screen.
In the best tradition of'Landwehrs',a ditch could be dug between natural barriers.
Qualification goals Overcoming language barriers in medical projects.
The barriers cool down quickly and can be re-used immediately after a measurement run.
This must not result in barriers to competition on dairy markets.
Highly-trained workers are more mobile and less bothered by language orcultural barriers.
Pay attention: guards and safety barriers have been removed for viewing.
All BLOBEL spill barriers and retention systems are nationally and internationally approved.
National technical rules still constitute important barriers to free trade within the EU.
You will enjoy challenging barriers to overcome when playing the rally.
Lidocaine crosses the blood-brain and placental barriers, presumably by passive diffusion.
Most important steps to be taken to overcome barriers to myeloma treatment and care.