Examples of using Considerable degree in English and their translations into German
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And in a considerable degree to the employment of different amanuenses.
The useful life of elastomeric products depends to a considerable degree on the type of elastomer.
They have reached a considerable degree of alignment 13 months before their envisaged accession on 1 January 2007.
Be seen in Ezk 31, which is doubtless modified to a considerable degree by Babylonian designs.
This reflects the considerable degree of morbidity still remaining in football-related fractures, despite all that orthopaedic surgery has to offer.
Also semantics promising with security will produce to a considerable degree further data, for the so-called meta data.
Despite all the differences between the two organizations, the EU and the OSCE are both communities based on shared values;their interests and goals coincide to a considerable degree.
They have also demonstrated a considerable degree of convergence and are worthy of reflection and study.
VAT is subject to a Community-wide regime, which imposes,in the case of new cars, a considerable degree of common rules.
The methods of psychiatric statistics shaped to a considerable degree the postwar field of medical genetics, whose data are with us always.
After the so-called“autochthonous” or“aboriginal” school of Polishprehistory received official backing in Poland and a considerable degree of popular support.
Wider introduction of financial participation depends to a considerable degree on the Šire uvođenje financijskog sudjelovanja u velikoj mjeri ovisi o.
Above all the structure of an interdisciplinary, onkologischen station for the university clinic Carl Gustav Carus andfollowing start-up demand the GWT to a considerable degree.
Only when such nourishment is for some reason cut off to a considerable degree, is the ego threatened by starvation….
The sailors had been to a considerable degree the instigators of the July movement, acting over the head of, and to an extent against the will of the party, which they suspected of moderation and almost of compromisism.
This and the many references to everyday topics granted the book a considerable degree of authenticity that underlay its success.
Although a considerable degree of harmonization was achieved in the Regulation adopted in 2003, there is still room for EU action so as to ensure a more efficient and a more protective Dublin system.
The diversity continues due to the framework character of the ELD, offering a considerable degree of flexibility to the Member States.
Amendment 22: The amendment would introduce a considerable degree of discretionary with respect to what should be considered“prolonged and signifcant contractual congestion”.
Qualified staff members in the marketing and communications departments in retail andat the manufacturers intensively looking after internet commerce contribute to a considerable degree to successful retailing.
The long-term productivity growth in the real economy suffers a considerable degree from the effects of the financial crisis, according to recent research from the Bank for International Settlements BIS.
The reason given by Lenin which is most frequently cited is the fact that, at that stage, Britain was"still the model of a purely capitalist country,but without a military clique and, to a considerable degree, without a bureaucracy.
Decide to a considerable degree the political fate of the people- that is, of course, on condition that the centres are supported by sufficient local rural forces, although this support need not be immediate.”.
The energy system is a good example ofa"large technical system" that is characterised by a considerable degree of institutional indolence and path-dependent development.
There has also been a considerable degree of comment about the pressures that the Commission faces in relation to its merger regime and the possible adverse effects that the current pressure on resources could have on the quality and therefore the credibility of the regime.
The underlying assumptions of population and macroeconomic developments were commonly agreed within the Ageing Working Group of the EPC,while it was recognised that a considerable degree of uncertainty is inherently involved in such calculations covering a very long time span.
As is indicated in the directive,the concept of fair compensation offers Member States a considerable degree of flexibility or freedom of judgment when they decide on the form, the modalities or the level of fair compensation regulations.
In respect of the allegations in the present inquiry, the Ombudsman observed that fromthe evidence submitted to him, itappeared that the Commission had responded to thecomplainant's request for information with a considerable degree of goodwill and co-oper-ability.
We have also taken an important step as far as the substance is concerned, because we have achieved a considerable degree of cohesion and compatibility between the two packages of guidelines, which will be conducive to better coordination and more efficient cooperation with the Member States.
According to the Commission's comprehensive monitoring report on the state of preparedness for EU membership published in October 20057, both Bulgaria and Romania have continued to make progress inadopting and implementing EU legislation and have reached a considerable degree of alignment.