Examples of using Considerable role in English and their translations into German
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Political
The considerable role is played also by heredity.
He and his son Victor played a considerable role in the 1848 revolution.
A considerable role in all this dreams, to be exact play that is behind them.
Today, the design of a product plays a considerable role in the buying decision.
She won a considerable role in The Soul Collector(1999) TV.
The period choice for collecting this or that culture also plays a considerable role.
The considerable role in the market of business tourism is played by the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
An important experience we had in testing the app on our children was that sound plays a considerable role.
Linear structures in the landscape, which play a considerable role roads, hedges, power lines etc.
In addition, the considerable role in work and military operations was played by the party and Komsomol organizations.
As a result,individual farming was now going to play quite a considerable role in the life of the peasantry.
This hormone plays a considerable role in regulating our sleep-wake cycles and has a calming effect on the body.
As you can see, your shopping will resemble, ratherall, hunting,where a considerable role will play and elementary luck.
In structure revealing the considerable role is rendered by colour, especially contrast in colouring of early and late wood.
This"historical summary" which constitutes the starting point, therefore, plays a considerable role in the development of structures.
It among Hasidim played a considerable role and could take to itself(himself) for several days of the Rebbe with all his suite that cost decent money.
Universities were built, international exchange of ideas played a considerable role and astronomy became a socially topical subject.
The dark contour plays a considerable role and consequently should be very expressive on the drawing and at the same time clear, simple, constructive.
While losses from concrete shrinkage are independent of loading,the applied pressure load plays a considerable role for creeping.
The Council has also given the European Parliament a considerable role in the context of the accession partnership.
The attention is particularly oriented on the changements of the century turn,in which the intellectuals of Jewish origin are playing a considerable role.
Buschjost, with their well-engineered valves, have played a considerable role in these complex developments right from the very beginning.
They could play a considerable role in providing more and better-quality information, in increasing product transparency and comparability and in identifying customers.
Other factors such as access to PCs and cultural andlinguistic features also clearly play a considerable role in take-up of these services.
Structural and institutional measures play a considerable role in achieving this, but there are also important macroeconomic considerations.
Over the last two decades the support ofstart-up businesses by the unemployed has played a considerable role in labour market policy measures.
Since the quality of the water(hardness, chemical composition) plays a considerable role in the course of the cooking operation, each veneer manufacturer has developed his own time and temperature values which he considers to be most favorable for him.
Financial transactions account for a large proportion of the resources in the financial sector,and the various speculative operations on financial markets played a considerable role in the global financial crisis.
Security problems, which are of particular importance in the region, will play a considerable role in the process, and it is worth mentioning the publication of a separate declaration on the Korean peninsular as an example of this.
Last but not least, European Union membership has played a considerable role in the current discussion about merging local government units, but especially as plans of decreasing the number of county councils in Estonia are concerned.