Examples of using Concurring in English and their translations into German
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Concurring models reveal the dimensional structure.
Close ends well and decorate with a bow of color concurring, the Scot is always impressive!
Everything concurring with My Word can be accepted and upheld by you as truth.
Singularities interact with the multiple as com-ponents of a monstrous com-position in which thesingle voices produce polyphony not by concurring, but by being attuned each in their own way.
Despite common dissatisfaction and concurring fundamental ideas, his logic led him to opposite conclusions.
It was published on 7 December by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung under the title“Aus Sorge um Deutschland”(Out of concern for Germany and Europe)and generated exceptionally strong(and concurring) feedback in the form of readers' letters and internet contributions.
Whilst concurring with the staff outcome, one Board member believed that insurance companies should be included within the recommendation.
These same authors do not even take into account some of thegreatest Mayan cycles that go back billions of years, concurring with other ancient cosmologies such as the Hindu- from which the Mayans originally emerged.
The report surprised many by concurring with the criticisms of Mahatma Gandhi and others that poverty was the cause of India's social and industrial problems.
The approach to ortomolecolare of the Dr. Adolfo Panfili, only in the Italian and European panorama, guarantee an optimal preparationare for the large ones that for the small surgeries, concurring with the patient to face operating stress with the protect and reactive immune system.
In that decision, the Commission, concurring with the CPMP opinion, stipulated in particular that the duration of treatment with those products was not to exceed three months owing to the serious risks associated with their prolonged use.
Following their initial reading of the data brought by Dr Pedersen, plus certain other indicators- incidentally, Professors Einstein,Fermi and Oppenheimer concurring, the scientific and military consensus in America is... that the Germans may be ahead of us.
May I conclude by concurring with Mr Almunia and Mr Schmit in saying how important I believe it is for Europe now also to assume the genuine responsibility stemming from the fact that we are the world's largest organisation providing aid to developing countries.
The Secretariat will inform the parties and arbitrators, at the time of notification of any final award made as from 1 January 2019, that such finalaward, as well as any other award and dissenting or concurring opinion made in the case, may be published in its entirety no less than two years after the date of said notification.
The Committee is of the opinionthat, particularly when it comes to safety, it is important that concurring competence and authority are clearly identified and defined, particularly on all that concerns the investigating powers6 of the Agency, and that a complicated and non-transparent situation is avoided as much as possible.
Although the“concurring votes” of the permanent members are required under Article 27(3) of the UN Charter for all decisions on other than procedural matters, the decision, adopted without the consent of China and Russia, is considered legally valid since it has become customary among United Nations member states to treat abstention as consent.
It also expressed a preliminary view, concurring with the respondent's, that Rule 101(2) EPC, which authorises correction of deficiencies under Rule 99(1)(a) EPC, could only justify corrections of deficiencies that were directed to completing the appellant's identity, if this had not been fully provided in the notice of appeal, in cases where the appellant was already identifiable from the notice of appeal.
You will concur that there is more to love than what you see.
In today's ruling, the ECJ concurred with this assessment.
For this reason faith and knowledge have to concur, i. e.
We also concurred in our anxiety about the risk of destroying the creation.
September 2009"We concur with the opinions of April.
To this extent the Board concurs with the observations made in the Examining Division's decision.
Opponents concur that this makes sense in chemical terms, but not organically.
So you concur?
The EESC concurs with the analysis identifying four key goals.
Lieutenant Dax concurs with my findings.
And you concurred?
I concur, but you changed the subject.
Madam President, I gladly concur with the Presidency's plea.