Examples of using Be generalised in English and their translations into German
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The tendencies can be generalised.
Furthermore, the idea that"employee financialparticipation complements other forms of employee participation" cannot be generalised.
Based solely on a group of 23 people, these results cannot be generalised to all backpackers on a"round the world" trip.
Although there are isolated cases which have their special reasons butwhich must not be generalised.
These principles can be generalised, and applied to other problems e.g. facial images, fingerprints, structured crime reports and other forensic images.
I would say that luxury can't be generalised.
The technology applied can be generalised to other types and more advanced technology is likely to come on stream over the coming years.
It is true that this decision cannot necessarily be generalised.
Of course my experiences cannot be generalised, because power amplifier, loudspeakers and studio form a unit, which barely can reasonably be regarded separated in practice.
This not only holds for the ICT sector butcan easily be generalised.
These initiatives could be generalised by turning the POs into bodies through which the industry takes responsibility for documentation and quota/effort management.
Mr Jan Hebnar said that theLaval case was more of a technical nature and should not be generalised.
While the Church leader does not rule out such subjective observations and experiences,"they cannot be generalised, and should be no meansbe elevated to the level of an inviolable truth.
It is suggested that the rules applicable be brought together in a single chapter rather than in two as at present andthat the present system applicable to workers be generalised.
And finally, collective goods are those whose benefits we should all enjoy; however,these cannot be generalised without endangering the existence of general and universal goods.
It must be borne in mind that, because the criticism of the Qur'an was directed at the Christian view of monastic life in late antiquity, and at a few of the clergy at the time,this critique cannot be generalised.
Furthermore, the concept is not even limited to laser fields andcan be generalised to any type of interaction.
The clinical relevance of this finding is unknown and cannot be generalised to all patients under all circumstances, as it will depend on the individual risk factors and susceptibilities that may be present at any time in any given patient.
Internal validity of the sample shouldbe ensured in such a way that the data can be generalised at the level of priority axis.
The only solution for them is to behave as ifthe existing system could be generalised as such, and simultaneously, at least for a transition period, to organise a sort of‘politically acceptable exclusion' of those who have to be excluded in any case.
Summary The pattern ofproduction and consumption in industrial societies is unstable and cannot be generalised across the whole world.
The question of the extent to which the technical information andexamples adduced in the description may be generalised in the formulation of the claims is usually examined in the context of the requirements of Art.
Introduction of a medium-term expenditure framework and(partial) programme-based budgeting is an important step in the right direction; to produce its full impact,it should be generalised across all departments.
The immediate question regarding this survey is to what extent the results from the comparative casestudies of 34 regional clusters can be generalised to hold more common knowledge of regional clustering in Western Europe.
He also shared Diogo Pinto's views that the dialogue established between the EESC and European civil society organisations and networks via the Liaison Group was a good starting point,and that the experience could be generalised.
Physicists from the Max Planck Institute for Nuclear Physics(MPIK) and the Vienna University of Technology(VUT)have now demonstrated that this concept can be generalised to the case of a strong additional laser pulse driving the dipole response of the electrons.
Several Member States have adopted a sustainable construction programme with associated programmes of action,and these positive initiatives should be generalised and systematically implemented.
These amendments delete the reference to the concept of a"single source" to which pay differences can be attributed as developed by the Court of Justice, on the basis of the argument that the cases decided concerned specific circumstances that cannot be generalised and that the Court of Justice, unlike in the language of the proposal, used this concept only as a negative criterion to exclude the application of the principle of equal pay in the absence of a single source.
Many of these categories encounter quite severe problems in old age,so that our results cannot be generalised to the elderly population as a whole.
However, this did not mean that features which were disclosed in a given context might be claimed in a different context orspecific features might be generalised without a proper basis in the parent application as filed.