Examples of using Considerable doubt in English and their translations into German
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There are considerable doubts about its medium-term stability.
Until quite recently the original language of the Book of Ecclesiasticus was a matter of considerable doubt among scholars.
There exists considerable doubt as to the effectiveness of the vaccine.
The Gaulieder case, the question of minorities, the treatment of the opposition, the election lawsand one or two other things give cause, however, for considerable doubt.
Considerable doubts were also expressed on the funding arrangements.
However, I have no wish to conceal the fact that considerable doubts have arisen as to the regularity of the voting procedure.
There are considerable doubts if it did not take place at Fort Treffen by Villach, the private estate of the ruling patriarch.
With this background, as well as having a hobby of classical music, I would admit to having considerable doubts about the claims of benefit from Dr. Huebner's system.
I have considerable doubts that this market will manage to keep its promises.
In the context of the future EU financial framework, I have already mentioned the criterion of European added value,and I have considerable doubt as to whether a stabilisation facility provides this.
Now there is considerable doubt that the two 30-year-olds really reached the highest point.
However, there can be no-one who doesnot know that outside the EU institutions there is considerable doubt about the splendid qualities of EMU, the schedule for EMU and the convergence criteria.
Notes that considerable doubt persists regarding the need for a EU directive on the award of concession contracts;
DNA couldn't prove his guilt or innocence, yet there was considerable doubt he was guilty of the murder he was convicted and executed for.
There is considerable doubt as to his guilt, and someone else has claimed responsibility for the murder. If he is not helped soon, he may be executed like Abu-Jamal.
If we may infer from the notice of St. Mark, and from what happened immediately afterwards, discussing,not without considerable doubt and misgiving, the real import of these appearances of Christ.
Pdf 40 Diaz, 2008 41There is considerable doubt, however, when it comes to banning and negative ranking parameters.
To use an example of the recent Gary Graham execution in Texas. DNA couldn't prove his guilt or innocence,yet there was considerable doubt he was guilty of the murder he was convicted and executed for.
There is, however, considerable doubt that this ideal can(or should) be applied to the governance of contemporary nation-states.
There is not the slightest reason at this early stage for Denmark to start work on partsof a new customs control system, about whose compatibility with the Schengen Agreement both the European Commission and the German Government have considerable doubts.
Furthermore, there remains considerable doubt as to whether the Commission should refer to a report when how it came about raises more questions than it has given answers.
The common reader, after reading Hoffmann's assertions, will hardly believe that the German murders occurred in the Babi Yar ravine or at any other place in that vicinity- with no crime scene there can be no crime. But Hoffmann touched on a further problem that he did not really answer,which nonetheless causes considerable doubts for the attentive reader.
There are considerable doubts as to whether patients are capable of correctly evaluating information on non-interventional scientific studies and drawing the necessary conclusions.
While this should enable the Parliament to begin its debate on ratification shortly,there is now considerable doubt as to whether the process will be completed before the term of office of the existing deputies expires at the end of the year.
It was only with considerable doubt that I gave in to the insistence of some of my students and colleagues(and editors) and decided to'polish' my notes in order to write the present volume.
Perhaps more notable isthat both the US and UK economies have cast considerable doubt on Krugman's oft-repeated view that a robust recovery would require further fiscal stimulus, a position that he maintained at least until 2013.
There is considerable doubt as to whether these developments will result in the restoration of full constitutional government in Fiji, so this issue still remains highly important and of topical interest.
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Mr President, despite all the considerable doubts and criticism the leaders of the Union continue obstinately to insist on a dogmatic theory and its implementation- a theory which has no basis in reality.
After this most recent experience I have considerable doubts as to whether the proposed Fundamental Rights Agency will not become just another instrument for political manoeuvring, in which common sense would always be outvoted.