Examples of using Complex question in English and their translations into German
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This is a very complex question.
A complex question and a complex topic.
Well, Mia, that is a complex question.
This is a notoriously complex question, into which I cannot and need not enter here in any depth.
There is an even more complex question.
That's a complex question, but I would certainly start by giving the plebs the money that Caesar promised them.
Appropriate choice of sample size is a complex question.
This is a very complex question and the answer can only be given once dialogue has been held between the worlds of politics and sport.
Whether trade liberalization generally helps orharms the most vulnerable is a complex question.
The complex question of transfer pricing within a business would become obsolete, as tax treatment would be identical everywhere;
A recent study published in the Royal Societyjournal Biology Letters seems to answer this complex question in part.
The complex question of the calculation of transfer prices within a business would become obsolete, as tax treatment would be identical everywhere;
Lessons should also be drawn from the Commission study into the particularly sensitive and complex question of sea borders.
This is a complex question not only in terms of Christian theological self-definition, but also because of the history of Christians forcibly baptizing Jews.
An AERZEN whitepaper“How to select the most effective blower technology for wastewater” helps answer this complex question for many customers.
At this point we can consider the difficult and complex question of the extent to which different elements of the superstructure are more or less strictly determined by the base.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mr Commissioner, the introduction ofnew technical measures for the conservation of fisheries resources is, naturally a complex question.
Furthermore, progress on the issue of Kosovo,which is an emotionally highly complicated and complex question, is extremely important, but Serbia is taking a very good path.
First, the complex question of transfer pricing within a business would become obsolete, as tax treatment would be identical everywhere and cross-border losses could be offset.
And later raises questions that address awide range of socially relevant issues, with the complex question,"What do we learn from the past and present for today and the future?
The starting point of the guest lecture within the framework of the Philosophical Society in Salzburg, in cooperation with the Salzburg Working Group for Psychoanalysis(SAP),is both a simple statement and a complex question.
This complex question of how the sovereignty of states may be respected is also apparent in the Commission's thinking and reporting on improved collaboration between civil and military use of airspace.
The discussion here today reminds us of two things: firstly,the future of social protection is a complex question; secondly, the debate is an essential one and one that cannot be ducked.
It showed that the suffragettes did not comprehend the vast and complex question of the emancipation of women in its ramified social context, but rather had a worm's eye-view of the interests of bourgeois society.
The history of the Frankfurt School for Social Research and the role played by Nietzsche in its development(or rather decline)is a complex question which can hardly be done justice within the space of a few pages.
My offices are currently examining this question; what is more, in my opinion, the difficult and complex question of the openly labelled and legal blends of olive oil with other oils should be subjected to further inspection.
This is now being carefully put together. That means the definition of itsremit, deployment, structure and cooperation on the one hand and the very complex question of the command structures and the rules of engagement on the other hand.