Examples of using Beecham in English and their translations into German
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His name's Beecham.
Beecham House lives on!
This is Beecham House.
You know, Beecham is on the other side of the river… and it was always incorporated in Brender County… but, you see, Brender County is in Idaho.
You could help save Beecham House.
See SmithKline Beecham communique, Special Report, Summer 1994.
Training drill. 1500 Beecham Drive.
Instead, it was the conductor Thomas Beecham who was able to persuade his 26-year-old musician colleague to compose a new work in 1928.
Yet his first recording of the symphony, made in London in 1953, quickly became the version of choice in a market thatalready included performances by such eminent rivals as Beecham, De Sabata, Furtwängler, Erich Kleiber, Klemperer and Toscanini.
We in Beecham found out… we had no right to be incorporated in Brender County… because from the other side of the Bass River… we belong in Nevada.
I'm calling for Miss Beecham at the Barclay Hotel.
Beecham, almost twice Walton's age, was the impresario of the British musical scene- it was unthinkable that Walton would have turned down the proposal to compose a concerto for the violist Lionel Tertis.
In 1954 Sir Thomas Beecham visited Ainola.
Founded in 1946 by Sir Thomas Beecham, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra(RPO) has enjoyed more than sixty-five years of success worldwide, giving first-class performances of a wide range of musical repertoire with artists of the highest calibre.
President CEO, SmithKllne Beecham Biologicals.
In order to restore competition, the parties offered to divest by means of a licensing agreement Famvir in the European Economic Area(EEA),which will remove the entire overlap between Glaxo Wellcome and SmithKline Beecham.
Commission clears SmithKline Beecham acquisition of Block Drug.
One year after completing her studies, in 1907, Myra Hess made her debut at Queen's Hall in London. Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 4 in G major, Op. 58 and Saint-Saëns's Piano Concerto No. 4 in C minor, Op. 44 were on the programme,with Thomas Beecham conducting.
Only three studio recordings- under Sir Thomas Beecham in the 30s, Karl Böhm in the 60s, and Herbert von Karajan in the 80s- were previously released.
The Berliner Philharmoniker were used to the intensity which Karajan brought to the great works of the repertory but even they could be surprised by the care he lavished on performances of popular overtures, operatic intermezzi and other musical delicacies-musical"lollipops" as Sir Thomas Beecham used to call them.
Pursuant to a new contract of employment concluded in 1984 with Beecham Research UK, another company in the group, which was registered in the United Kingdom, Mr Rouard was engaged by that company and sent to Morocco.
Dr Jones went on to spend 22 years in industry as Head of the Medical Department at Fisons Agrochemical Divisions,Head of Safety Assessment and Clinical Pharmacology at Beecham Pharmaceuticals and Executive Director, Medical Affairs at Merck Sharp and Dohme in the USA.
A class action lawsuitwas brought against the manufacturer Smith Kline Beecham in 1999 claiming that those given the LYMErix vaccine were not warned about the possible consequences, particularly if they had a predisposition to autoimmune conditions and if they were already infected with Borrelia bacteria prior to vaccination.
The programme was strongly recommended by several companies(e.g. ICI, Amsterdam, Rhône Poulenc, Glaxo, Celltech,Smith Kline Beecham, Johnson& Matthey, Exxon) and leading academics outside this research field. B. Objectives of the project.
On 4 June 2002 he brought an action before the Conseil de prud'hommes de Saint-Germain-en-Laye(Employment Tribunal, Saint-Germain-en-Laye)(France) against both Laboratoires Glaxosmithkline and Glaxosmithkline, which had assumed the rights of Laboratoires Beecham Sévigné and Beecham Research UK respectively.
Similarly, from the supply-side, the Commission's investigation has confirmed an overall toothpaste market, giventhat most manufacturers, including SmithKline Beecham(mainly under the Macleans, Aquafresh, Odol, Iodosan and Binaca brands) and its main competitors, produce the main variants of toothpaste, and that they can change their production among these with relative industrial and financial ease.
In order to facilitate contacts between project participants and European biotechnology companies, and to exploit potential commercial applications of the genes discovered, an industrial platform has been set up involving the following companies: Gist Brocades(NL), Glaxo-Wellcome(GB), Novo Nordisk(Denmark), Frimond(Belgium), Hoechst Marion Roussel(France, Germany),SmithKline Beecham(United Kingdom), Dupont de Nemours(France, USA), Genencor(Finland, USA) and Hoffmann-La Roche AG Switzerland.
Romeo is the co-author of a report called"Towards intelligent agriculture-the adoption of Agriculture of IoT vision"published in January by Beecham, focused on exploring how the agricultural operations are changing through the IoT'The Internet of things.
Under that contract of employment, his new employer undertook to maintain the contractual rights acquired by MrRouard under his initial contract of employment with Laboratoires Beecham Sévigné, and in particular to preserve his rights derived from length of service and his entitlement to compensation in the event of dismissal.
In 2002 he brought an action before the Conseil de prud'hommes de Saint-Germain-en-Laye(Employment Tribunal, Saint-Germain-en-Laye) against Laboratoires Glaxosmithkline, which has assumed the rights of Laboratoires Beecham Sévigné, the seat of which is in France, and Glaxosmithkline, which has assumed the rights of Beecham Research UK, the seat of which is in the United Kingdom.