Examples of using Central document in English and their translations into German
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The sales and purchase contract is the central document.
It's a central document in Jewish history.
That preparation is intimately related to the Institute's central document: the Directory.
These central documents for the university may be retrieved and downloaded from here.
Learning agreement The learning agreement forms the central document for any time spent abroad within the Erasmus Programme.
Central documents of the movement are: the Alliance-Basis and the Lausanne Covenant of 1974 confirmed and continued by the Manila Manifesto of 1989.
For instance, they can block access to OneDrive for Business from a central location,check external shares or archive files in a central document management system.
MediaTUM is the central document and publication server of the Technische Universität München.
The land register is located at the district courthouse andentry in the land register is the central document(deed) for a piece of property, with all necessary information as to ownership.
As the company's central document the report has deliberately been designed to take on the brand's philosophy and display it in a clear visual language.
I also wonder whether people can have a copyof the President-in-Office of the Council's son's dictionary, which appears to be a central document in the interpretation of the Amsterdam Treaty.
This was achieved through the analysis of central documents, curricula and the survey of qualitative interviews with players relevant to educational policy.
This is also an attempt to illustrate the central developments in the field of adult andcontinuing education by a selection of central documents from the national and European discussion.
As the central document given that there is no other, of the six-point agreement reached on 12 August which the European Council has said must be fully implemented.
As part of the IntengraTUM sub-project mediaTUM, the university developed and implemented a central document and publication server in 2005 for publishing digital documents.
It is complemented by two central documents of Hamburg media history: the theses for a media law from September 11th, 1984, introduced by the Senate and the wording of the Hamburg Media Act in the version of the 3rd.
In 2015, specific rules were established for certification auditors by drawing up the documents of the ISO17021 Series. In contrast, ISO 19011 remains the central document for all first-party and second-party audits just as much as for third-party audits e.g. audits conducted by public authorities or supervising bodies.
It's a central document of National Socialism, and I believe we shouldn't wrap a cocoon around such texts, but rather study them, examine the hate, the anti-Semitism and racism they contain.
In the IfZ branch at the Federal Foreign Office, a group of editors has been working since 1990 on the publication of the Akten zur Auswärtigen Politik der Bundesrepublik Deutschland,in the framework of which central documents for research on international relations during the conflict between East and West are presented directly after the expiration of their respective 30-year term of protection.
The other central documents in the official account were prepared over a seven-year period by the National Institute of Standards and Technology(NIST), in an attempt to explain the strange vertical, nearly free-fall collapses of the Twin Towers and Building 7.
In the Hungarian educational system, teaching and learning processes in schools areregulated on the one hand through central documents(national curriculum- binding, and frame curricula- selectable, as well as the requirements for school leaving exams for the Upper School- binding) as well as by documents which have been prepared by the schools themselves local curricula.
Constitutions are the central document and legal core of all national laws that govern the functions of government, the divisions of internal power, the national economy, foreign relations, national positions on bilateral and international treaties, military relations, monetary standards, investment, and trade.