Examples of using Common foundation in English and their translations into German
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An up-to-date single market is the common foundation of all these structures.
It forms the common foundation on which E. ON employees all over the world shape the future.
In particular, the impulse to make peace thatunites all religions has been highlighted as a common foundation for a global ethic.
Geometry is a common foundation and common language for vast areas of science and art.
The first step towards such a new approach is for the various protagonists involved to respect a common foundation of sporting principles.
The goal is to create an improved common foundation for our bigger mat roll machines.
The common foundation is the Code of Conduct, which applies across the Group, and robust Corporate Governance.
The latter are much less common, have aby the house a common foundation, and in most cases they are located under one roof.
But the common foundation for all of these success factors is a high performance IT infrastructure with significant"horsepower" under the hood.
Furthermore, the diplomats discuss examples and experiences from their own careers and thereby,develop a common foundation for‘global ethics.
There is always the common foundation on which we built Europe and on which our fellow citizens rely.
Others have suddenly the right to watch the things which happen in your country andto inquire whether you offend against the common foundations.
These ideals form our common foundation because the EU is not primarily a single market, but rather a union of shared values.
With all the differences there are between Europe and America,this is the common foundation on which we stand and from which we are able to act.
The monument is in fact common foundation Movilesti families large landowners, scholars and even rulers of Moldavia and Romanian Country, sec.
With this tests can be implemtend as"Executable Specifications" andthus form a common foundation for the product owner(= customer) and the development team.
After a few years, the mutual understanding had grown so much that H. Doerenkamp andG. Zbinden agreed to enter their individual"assets" into a common foundation.
This reinforced regulatory framework(single rulebook) constitutes a common foundation for the single market of 28 Member States, but also for the Banking Union.
The common foundations of a life in freedom are privatised, and the imperatives of a capitalist market society directly contradict social and ecological democracy.
The harmonized educational goals of Lehrplan 21 allow VET schools andhost companies to build on a common foundation and thus provide efficient training.
And equally importantly, the"imperative of innovation" has become a common foundation for contemporary arts, sciences, and discourses of value creation, thereby asserting the figure of the creative artist as an exemplary model for modern subjectivity.
Compared to Croatian, Serbian is a variant of a substantiallyunitary linguistic tradition: Serbian and Croatian have a common foundation, although religious differences.
This universally common foundation is empirical(common to everyone's direct experience), integrated(provides a common basis for all the branches of knowledge) and liberating(permits conscious scrutiny, revision and synthesis of knowledge content) so that the Perceiver, God, the self, Consciousness, or the Spirit, by whatever name, is free to apply its innate intelligence in all of us, so that we may participate in creation as extensions of the perceiver into the perceiving facet of the self-same Whole.
This text, naturally, does not aim to standardise working conditions in the Union, which would today neither be desirable nor possible,but it seeks rather to implement common foundations for the protection of employees.
This treaty allows the Parties, the member States of the Council of Europe and the member countries of OECD, to develop, on common foundations and respecting the basic rights of tax-payers, extensive administrative co-operation covering all compulsory taxes, with the exception of customs duty.
Making citizens feel that they really are taking part in the many huge challenges that we still have to face is perhaps themost realistic way to create a solid, common foundation on which to build our future.
The Geneva Convention of 1951 relating to the Status of Refugees, supplemented by the New York Protocol of 1967.Othertexts constituting this common foundation are the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights(Article 3) and the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture Article 3.
Ever since the time when private property superseded community life based on the collective ownership of the means of production- something which made possible an egalitarian enjoying of the consumer goods produced by labour-all social systems have had a common foundation.
Moreover, recognition of the central place of the person and the dignity of each human being, as well as respect for life that is a gift of God, hence sacred,are a common foundation on which to build a more harmonious world that better accepts legitimate differences.
It is a major challenge to which we must all contribute, in each of our respective Member States, to ensure that the forthcomingFrench Presidency can put this new common foundation definitively in place before the European elections in 2009.