Examples of using Changing role in English and their translations into German
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A changing role for central banks?
The importance of postal services and their changing role.
The changing role of private business.
Back to the university and its changing role in the cognitive age.
The changing role of private business.
Source: Research by Avanade and EKN- The changing role of the store: Is your workforce ready?
The Changing Role of Professional Guidance Services.
Key Theoretical Issues The logic of PECs A changing role for collective bargaining?
Changing role of consumers in the electricity market;
Many teachers donot have the training or experience to cope with this changing role.
Key findings: Changing role and new skills for IT.
Nonetheless, there are many challenges ahead of us, including adapting to the changing role of translators.
The changing role of the wholesale trade, with particular emphasis on the distribution of inter-industry goods;
In an interview with‘RFID im Blick', he directs our attention to the changing role of RFID in an increasingly networked production environment.
According to“The Changing Role of the CFO” report,“Tomorrow's CFOs and their finance functions will need to be very adept in leveraging this technology.
In 2011,key topics included the future of independent film financing, the changing role of sales agents in the current economic climate and the future of 3D.
They address the changing role of art institutions and initiatives in Africa, where the cultural and artistic context is characterized by a predominance of government led art programs and infrastructure.
As a filmmaker and artist,Abdelwahed has been interested in the practice and mindset of Syrian photographers and the changing role of photography and representation.
In an interview, he talks about the changing role of the trade show and the difficult question of which visitors to admit at ISPO.
However, the last two years have been characterised by Brexit, by the possible impacts of Great Britain's decision to leave the European Union and,immediately associated with this, the changing role of Frankfurt as the key financial centre within the EU.
Other researchers see in the changing role of fathers a renewal of fathers' participation combined with a decline in authoritarianism.
At the second lecture of the series'Narratives if the Extreme', Claus Leggewie, Co-director of the Centre and Director of the Institute for Advanced Studiy in the Humanites(KWI), and Paula Diehl, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, critically discussed the origin,background and changing role of populism in Europe.
Vom Kontrolleur zum Ombudsmann Dörthe Rosenow examines the changing role of the Bundeswehr using the example of the military commissioner to the parliament Wehrbeauftragter.
The changing role of planners, the rejection of traditional decision-making processes, the emergence of grassroots initiatives, the social differences that manifest in urban structures, and pressing ecological challenges-all of these are subjects that are redefining this field.
European universities and other research institutions are equally realising their changing role in the globalized economy and have undertaken interesting initiatives.
Analysing the changing role of European institutions, systems of governance and citizenship in the process of European integration, taking account of the impact of culture, the media and the social and legal environment.
After a brief statement of demographic trends in the EEC,there is discussion of the family, its changing role and function on the one hand and family structure and life cycle on the other.
According to“The Changing Role of the CFO” report,“Basic building blocks[of the role] will be awareness and understanding of how different business models play out in particular regions or countries together with the different strategic challenges and opportunities faced.”.
Much has been written about the huge number of photographsbeing produced daily on a global scale, of the changing role of the photographer and the constant need to document our lives and the world around us.
Within two research projects the DIE examines the changing role of economic powers as well as German and European negotiating strategies in regard to these countries.