Examples of using Basic pillar in English and their translations into German
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It is the basic pillar for identity and an economic factor at the same time.
As a holistic medicine, Ayurveda rests on four basic pillars.
Sleep is the basic pillar of health.
The basic pillars of the sponsorship policy of Fémalk are patriotism and commitment.
Freight transport is a basic pillar of economy and trade.
In order to adhere to these demands,at César Nieto we mainly base our philosophy on three basic pillars.
We all know that construction is a basic pillar of the economy.
A basic pillar of our daily routine is the silent meditation each morning and evening, to which you are warmly invited.
The new programme consists of six basic pillars: Movement Nutrition.
This basic pillar of combined transport with annual growth rates of up to 10% shows enormous potential for waterways cargo.
Such attitudes or virtues are the basic pillars of a global economic ethos.
The workings of common sense andthe most intricate scientific research rest on these two basic pillars of our spirit.
To strip him of his post negates a basic pillar of democracy and sets a dangerous precedent.
The basic pillar of the anti-grassroots policy being exercised by the European Union and the governments of the Member States is the ECB.
Growth, yes, but guaranteeing the basic pillars, real cohesion, real convergence.
When she worked with us to develop Dr. Hauschka Skin Care in the 1960s,this knowledge became an important basic pillar of our skin care culture.
This new programme is founded on three basic pillars: mobility, cooperation for innovation and the exchange of new practices.
For the first time, public money will have to be used, through public procurement, to increase energy efficiency,which is quite rightly considered to be a basic pillar of sustainable energy policy.
Harrach Pale Lager- a basic pillar of Jelínkova Vila Brewery, offered since 2004, when the brewery was set up.
Development, combating poverty, democracy, human rights, stopping the global threats to peace,security and stability are basic pillars upon which to bring about a strengthening of the Caribbean region.
In other words, the two basic pillars of innovation are being undermined, rather than strengthened, and this should be a source of concern to national governments.
The comprehensive training of our experts, ongoing further training on IP-specific topics and search techniques, clear procedures as well as the foureye principle for all search orders are the basic pillars of the quality of our services.
The inhuman ideology of Social Darwinism thus constituted a basic pillar of the ideology of the fascists who turned Social Darwinism into the practical tool of the most cruel genocide.
He listed three basic pillars: 1 new deal must be dynamic and subject to review, 2 long-term objective of 60% greenhouse gas(GHG) reduction by 2050 must be achieved, 3 trust and accountability must be ensured.
In this manner, He has insisted that“implementationand development represents an investment of present and future for society in the two basic pillars of the welfare state-education and health-“, as“instills positive social values in the age of formation of personality, while greatly contributes to the improvement and efficiency of the Public Health”.
First, by strengthening the three basic pillars without which development cannot germinate or opportunities flourish: a stable, vital, and participatory political democracy; a social market economy that is free, competitive, and open to the world; and a strong state that is effective in the fight against poverty and in promoting greater equality of opportunities.
The EESC felt that this own-initiative opinion should be drawn up in order to add its views to the discussion initiated by the Commissionon how to move towards more effective resource management, which should be the basic pillar of the CFP, in order to guarantee the long-term sustainability of resources while ensuring the competitiveness of Community fleets.
According Vipers, water is a basic pillar for agriculture, especially in Almeria, where there is a very dynamic sector linked to intensive agriculture, it provides practically the 10% GDP of the province.
On the threshold of the 21st century, the Community will thus be encouraging and supporting a basic pillar of EU citizenship, in the shape of access to a high-quality education and training system which enables EU citizens to attain the level of skills and competitiveness required of them by society today.