Examples of using General perspective in English and their translations into German
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National economic policies 1999-2001- a general perspective.
This will give a general perspective of life in the camp and what prisoners experienced.
The Committee approaches the present Directive from this general perspective.
From a more general perspective, therefore, OELs promote consistency by defining a'level playing field' for all users and a common objective for employers, workers and enforcement authorities.
These areas reflect its main sub-processes, from a very general perspective.
A further, also general perspective of Nietzsche's art- and culture vision comes from a doubled intellectual operation, that is not so rare in Nietzsche's intellectual workshop mainly§ 245 in MENSCHLICHES, ALLZUMENSCHLICHES.
Unemployment is addressed in a dynamic framework and analyzed from a general perspective on mobility processes in labour markets.
Of course, there are some explanations for the increase in these prices, and I would like to come back to this a little later,but first I shall just put things into a more general perspective.
One cannot say that one is a victim of circumstance in the large general perspective when it comes to the planet's future and its development.
Interdisciplinary teams should work on supply chain projects andpending decisions wherever possible to ensure that the general perspective is not lost.
In a general perspective, however, compared to the summer of 2017, the HolidayEuro has not moved much, because in many important holiday countries of Austrians, the price increase was similar to Austria and also the exchange rates remained relatively stable, or many popular holiday countries are part of the eurozone anyway.
The agenda has been set in broad terms and includes parties' domestic efforts and international co-operation,flexible mechanisms and general perspectives for COP4.
The simultaneity that becomes objectified in another language in simultaneoustranslation as rendering emerging content consists, from the general perspective of the worker, of a surplus of stimuli that must be ordered meaningfully in keeping with the logic of the event.
I did so from a general perspective because it clearly lacks vision in terms of promoting development and respect for developing countries, but more specifically because, while it is vital to successfully conclude the Doha Round, this cannot be done at any price.
But in order for this not to degenerate into simply the shifting impressions of the day,it had to be blended into a general perspective based on well thought out theory.
If she approached this topic in her initial poems('Las estrellas vencidas', 1964; Engl: The Defeated Stars)under a rather general perspective, she plumbed the depths of femininity in the following decades in ever more intimate ways.
The critique already mentioned of the traditional understanding of human nature and of its importance for the moral life has even led certain authors to state that these norms are not so much abinding objective criterion for judgments of conscience, but a general perspective which helps man tentatively to put order into his personal and social life.
Due to the very different socio-political contexts of all four of the states involved,it is difficult for a discussion of all of them to go beyond a very general perspective and ultimately amounts to a depiction of two developments running parallel to each other.
Just as in the question of war, of our relation to the provisional government, or thenational question, so on the general perspectives of the revolution. Stalin had two positions.
Although considering the Commission's approach to be unsatisfactory, the Ombudsman did not pursue the ma4 er further since the legal issuescould be examined by the Community legislator, from a general perspective, in the context of the announced reform of Regulation 1049/2001 on access to documents. 1693/2005/PB.
But it alters neither the general historical perspective nor the direction of our policy.