Examples of using Endowing in English and their translations into German
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We really ought to be thinking about endowing wheat.
The endowing of immature and imperfect beings with a relative degree of free will leads inevitably to tragedy.
Now let's see if I made a mistake endowing you with those qualities.
In other opportunities Ihave already emphasized the difference between founding and endowing.
Their sugar and acidity are nicely balanced, endowing them with outstanding freshness.
By endowing the Union with legal personality and abolishing the pillars, the Treaty of Lisbon gives Europe a definite political dimension.
In this way,we can get a great visual impact on endowing set a twist.
Bubba Kush 2.0 has been bred by crossing Bubba Kush andOG Kush, endowing her a strong resistance to drought, a trait that reminds of her origin in the mountain regions of Afghanistan.
They can be regarded as"the essence of care"-contain all the beneficial properties of plants, endowing the richness of our face, body and hair.
So, if you send this energy to the beauty studio by endowing it with a female name, the institution is likely to be accompanied by success and public popularity, which is the ultimate goal of its activity.
The Relativists position is not serious or consistent,nor is it capable of endowing anyone with genuine moral convictions.
Besides endowing scholarships for Americans to attend classes at Oxford University, Cecil Rhodes had endowed a certain number of students from Germany, and Fritz Schumacher was the first German to receive an appointment under this program.
Klaus Steilmann joins the top ten in the post-war fashion industry, endowing the town with jobs and renown as a textile centre.
It is hardly to be doubted, therefore, that the name ecclesia, as given to the primitive community of Christians at Jerusalem, even if suggested by the synagogue than by our Lord's declaration to St. Peter, could not be used with the Kingdom of God,so far as this was capable of realization in an institution, and endowing it with those idealities which thereto.
They created an entirelynew vision of the classic 212 Men, endowing it with a sensual urbanite point, as its name suggests.
Following the annexation of the territory between the Saale and Oder into the empire in the 10th century, Emperor Otto the Great established an episcopalsee in Zeitz in 968 with the aim of missionizing and endowing this region with an ecclesiastical structure.
Giving the moment more time, helping it expand to eternity, endowing the mood with sound… this is what the guitar artistry of Carlos Dorado does.
Few people come to the final conclusion that these windmills are imaginary,that one can remove them by not endowing them with strength and importance.
I will sum up by saying that, in view of these observations, we, as Europe's lawmakers,face a major challenge: that of endowing Europe with solid and efficient prudential structures capable of ensuring the proper supervision of all financial actors, be they large multinational groups or high-street banks, and capable also of making supervision contribute to the competitiveness of the European model on the world stage.
In these cases, it is important to keeptrack in particular of tax-related aspects and for the endowing party to retain certain rights as a safeguard e. g.
It allows us to produce the really best room dividingdoors in Ukraine underlining the wood strengths and endowing it with the durability of steel.
Fernandez said that with this publication in the Official Gazette one of the last steps is given before the opening of the office isexpected to be launched later this year, endowing, through the joint work between administrations, of a service to the residents of Huércal-Overa and nearby counties, a service with which we avoid displacement with consequent economic savings as much time for citizens.
We will also continue to say'no' to the establishment of a high-level group that is to discuss the possibility of creating a European Common Treasury(ECT)with the objective of endowing the European Union with its own financing resources.
The recommendations of the Committee on Legal Affairs andthe Internal Market make it clear that it advocates endowing the frontier regions programme that you, Commissioner, mentioned, with additional resources.
Even the filmmaker himself was surprised at how his fictional film could touch a nerve even more than a collection of facts.“I hadn't realized how my parable harksback to an old African narrative tradition endowing signs and symbols with extraordinary power.
Whether it's the dust particles caught on a breeze or acoustic modeling of an original studio recording,the 2nd Gen Ryzen™ Threadripper™ processor is capable of endowing your art with the authentic atmospheres that bring digital worlds to life and resonate with audiences.
Religion, therefore, is derived from the animism of primitive peoples,who do not differentiate themselves from the other things of nature, endowing them with spirits that have the thoughts and desires of human beings.
Note the light-green lines: The upper edge g and lower edge k of the seat complete this function of signification,supporting the girl's lower extremities and endowing them with stability; line g is also extended into the flower and its stem.
Perhaps if we had persevered a little longer, Iraq could yet have been disarmed peacefully, or-- if not-- the world could have taken action to solve thisproblem by a collective decision, endowing it with greater legitimacy, and, therefore, commanding wider support, than is the case now.