Examples of using Engender in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Heaven knows how you engender it, my dear.
Dolphins engender excitement, and at times everyone becomes a dolphin lover.
Effectiveness, efficiency and reliability engender acceptance.
Engender Technologies won four start-up awards with its business idea in 2016.
Eight times eight small boxes engender one a large one, and so one.
Tankless water heaters are without standby losses because they don't reserve hot water- they engender it is needed.
Some doctors will engender the healing power of placebo, others the noxiousness of nocebo.
I could force their engagement, but it would hardly engender good will, on either side.
However, they also engender new problems because of the high, potentially fatal currents required.
At times the very richness of this diversity can engender tensions within the communion.
If this meta-human can engender irrational feelings of anger in his victims, he can do a lot of damage.
Sounds you hear on a daily basis but often don't even notice engender a feeling of intimacy and evoke memories.
I want to really look at his obsession with the blankpage really exploring the ways in which his verses engender silence.
In our opinion this can only favour piracy, engender litigation, in short, create legal uncertainty.
All in all, there can be up to 35 wilds added to the reels during these half-dozen spins,which can naturally engender significant pay-outs.
Mutual appreciation and the fostering of competences and skills engender enthusiasm among employees for the success of the company group.
Dealing resolutely with corruption is key to the development ofsustainable economies that will attract investment and engender confidence.
We demonstrate that our products are manufactured properly and thus engender sustained trust among our customers and business partners.
Everyone knows that a citizens' Europe cannot be built upon forms of discrimination that give rise to injustice andexclusion and that engender racism.
Whale carcasses are gigantic rotting piles of slime that engender biofilms and bacterial lawns with enigmatic biochemical properties.
Substances that only engender a slight dependence are classified amongst narcotic drugs whereas highly addictive substances are classified amongst psychotropic substances.
Swingers take an alternate route the above, however it is one that can engender more trust and honesty than traditional monogamous relationships do.
We engender trust in customers, shareholders and employees through superior performance, tangible warmth and active and comprehensible communication shaped by mutual respect.
As a result,the almost 10,000 different PE products engender a high level of trust around the world, in both free and tied demanding workshops.
It also brings home how strongly the software andhardware technologies we ostensibly use as"tools" engender the dominant perception of the world.
The renaissance of thought that such situations engender both fuel awareness and can sometimes lead to fundamental paradigm shifts towards a better way of life.
It is essential that there be no discrepancies as between the eleven language versions, as any discrepancy between the various versions,all of which are authentic, can engender uncertainty.
Domestic work in general, and"undocumented domestic workers," in particular, thus, engender the place of"exteriority"[19] or"colonial difference.
Here the importance of institutionalframework conditions becomes apparent which partially engender very different employment and labour market chances for employees.
There is a risk that in the less favoured orperipheral regions unbalanced development may engender rejection or fear of Europe rather than trust and participation.