Examples of using Chapter examines in English and their translations into German
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This chapter examines how to bring funding into a free software environment.
Following the approach described above, this chapter examines the interaction between social protection schemes and different labour market transitions.
Each chapter examines the current and prospective situation of Croatia.
This chapter examines the special role of coastal regions in maritime affairs.
This chapter examines the complex interactions between society and the environment in the Atlantic Space.
This chapter examines a number of important tools for enhancing the sustainable management of our relations with the oceans and seas.
The first chapter examines the origins of the EU, its current form and the various theorisations of it;
This chapter examines the relative importance of a number of these topics in the context of earnings levels in the European Union.
A third chapter examines various aspects of the challenge facing national authorities in ensuring sound public finances.
This chapter examines the impact of the rates applied by Member States on the proper functioning of the internal market for alcoholic beverages.
The next chapter examines their way to independence and provides an overview on the mutual coins of the United Provinces of Central America.
This chapter examines labour mar ket developments since 1986, when Spain and Portugal joined the Community, in the regions receiving Structural Funds assistance.
This chapter examines life satisfaction levels among EU citizens and looks at how satisfaction levels have evolved since the Eurobarometer first started in 1973.
This chapter examines the extent to which the European economy achieves high productivity and employment compared with other developed countries and with irs potential.
This chapter examines the recent growth in employment in the Community, and identifies the nature of the jobs created and the areas of activity in which they have oc curred.
This chapter examines life satisfaction levels among European Union citizens at the beginning of the third Millennium and looks at how satisfaction levels have evolved since the Eurobarometer first started in 1973.
This chapter examines the'development gap' be tween the lagging regions and the rest of the Community in terms of the major disparities which persist in regard to endowments in basic infrastructure and human capital.
In addition, the chapter examines how the allocation of public finance functions across different levels of governments influences the capacity of Member States to fulfil their budgetary commitments at EU level.
This chapter examines some of the most important themes to emerge from the research, particularly dealing with the issues of national differences, levels of participation, and leveb of innovative workplace health actions.
This chapter examines Slovakia's capacity to assume the obligations of membership- that is, the legal and institutional framework, known as the acquis, by means of which the Union puts into effect its objectives.
This chapter examines Poland's capacity to assume the obligations of membership- that is, the legal and institutional framework, known as the acquis, by means of which the Union puts into effect its objectives.
This chapter examines how maritime heritage activities can be encouraged, linked to other maritime sectors, and how education can contribute to the growing development of a common vision of the role of the oceans in our lives.
This chapter examines the current state of the public administration in Estonia, including relevant aspects of the judicial system, and assesses the current and prospective ability to carry out the functions required of it in a modern, democratic state, with a particular focus on the need to administer matters related to the acquis.
This chapter examines the current state of the public administration in Poland, including relevant aspects of the judicial system, and assesses the current and prospective ability to carry out the functions required of it in a modern, democratic state, with a particular focus on the need to administer matters related to the acquis.
Twelve separate chapters examine the following aspects for each country.
Previous chapters examined the academic literature Wilber does and does not cite and shows fundamental debates by the leading experts where Wilber contends there is consensus around orienting generalizations.
Chapter 4 examines demand for individual types of fillers.
Chapter 3 examines the demand for the individual adhesive types.