Examples of using Complementary nature in English and their translations into German
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White granite countertops have an extremely complementary nature.
The complementary nature of this programme with regard to the ESF has also not been accepted.
There is a problem with regard to the complementary nature of objective 3 and the new training programmes.
The complementary nature of the three components, the annual report, the follow-up report and the evaluation report, must be strengthened.
This action provides support for initiatives that build onthe complementary nature of these three programmes and others, such as Culture 2000.
Exploiting the complementary nature of reforms would increase their benefits in terms of long-term economic dynamism and price stability.
It brings much clarity to the subjects and helps us to understand their complementary nature.- Jan Scholten, M.D., author of Homeopathy and the Elements.
In addition to the obvious complementary nature of Duo's and Schweizermessebau's businesses, these partners are also connected through their shared core values.
I am pleased that it reflects the need to link the reform of regional structural aid to the reform of the regulations on the Structural Funds until 2013,stressing its complementary nature, and that it advocates the maintenance of adequate support measures for regions affected by the statistical effect without any discrimination.
The integration and complementary nature of transport modes therefore remain central to a transport system that is reliable and efficient in the long-term.
The vision that we share in the strategic development and the complementary nature of our competences will underlie a solid collaboration.
Their complementary nature should be exploited in such a way as to develop the strategic approach which best meets the specific requirements of each region.
I believe that the key to Europe and Latin America's relations- and we must not lose this overall picture-is the complementary nature of the two regions, which share values, ideals, history, culture and traditions and which represent more than 50 countries and more than a thousand million inhabitants.
The complementary nature of these two aims and the excellent cooperation between the two teams enabled us to produce a report which we feel is indispensable in the current situation.
Rail links to inland ports will in particular enhance the complementary nature of rail and inland waterway transport rather than intensify competition between the two modes.
The complementary nature of light and shadow provides the basis for breaking the pieces down into their binary components; form and content find harmony in the sequences of bright and darkness.
The Committee welcomes the decisions of the European Council of Amsterdam to consider a high level of employment as a major objective of the European Union, to insert a new Employment Chapter in the Treaty, and to adopt a resolution on growth and employment, that closelyconnects economic and social policies, and emphasizes the complementary nature of EMU, internal market and employment.
In this context the Commission wishes to point to the complementary nature of the Union initiatives on the one hand, and action as part of the Schengen agreement on the other.
The strength and complementary nature of Altona's assets, management team, regional operating experience, and exploration expertise gives CMMC a stronger platform to grow.
This integrated approach, which befits the complementary nature of these two subjects, will have a significant and renewed leverage effect for the audiovisual sector in Europe.
The complementary nature of structural actions and the traditional application of traditional competition rules were especially apparent in those sectors currently being demonopolized, such as telecommunications, energy, transport and postal services.
Through the combination of our skills and the complementary nature of our businesses, this acquisition establishes Bouygues Construction as a benchmark player in energy and services in Europe.
The complementary nature of both of these instruments justifies the fact, as already mentioned in the Preface, that this General Catechetical Directory does not devote a chapter to the presentation of the contents of the faith, as was the case in the 1971 General Catechetical Directory for Catechesis under the title.
I would also emphasise the complementary nature of the five reports and remark that they do, indeed, form a unitary whole setting out Parliament's position.
Thanks to the complementary nature of the team- content industry-oriented and technology-oriented- mEDRA has a unique combination of know-how and expertise optimised for the management of technological standards to be used in content industry.
It is important to emphasize the complementary nature of the Structural Funds, i.e. they can only be effective if they are complementary to effective regional policies at the national level.
Taking into account the complementary nature of European consumer policy and the Member States' own policies and the potential created by the new Amsterdam Treaty, the Commission considers that future action should concentrate on removing the obstacles to cross-border complaints and help to establish a regulatory framework capable of addressing them in the present circumstances of the Information Society, notably when they involve contracting with businesses located outside the consumer's country of residence.
The ESC recognizes the complementary nature of competition and industrial policy; this presupposes a clear definition of the nature, objectives and instruments of industrial policy, which is a precondition for the two policies to be coherent and effective.
Any ambiguity surrounding the complementary nature of the amount announced by the European Council of 10 and 11 December would undermine the European Union's credibility at the Copenhagen conference, which we have no hesitation in describing as crucial to the future of mankind.
This is the case when, among other aspects, it endorses the complementary nature of public and private legal actions, and positions itself in favour of group actions, although avoiding the excess of US class actions, thus facilitating the claiming of damages; when it proposes access to relevant information under judicial control, although avoiding a fishing expedition, and when it recognises and calls for the bringing of independent actions or follow-up actions and a voluntary compensation system.