Examples of using Generalising in English and their translations into German
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In general, the researcher cautions against generalising the results.
We can omit articles when generalising about plural countable nouns and also with uncountable nouns.
The expansion of the Networkwould spread the EU environmental rules to additional third countries, generalising best practices.
However, Prof Morlion argued against generalising data from the USA and applying them to Europe.
Generalising qualifiedmajority voting in the Council to all cases where the codecision procedure applies.
Its main aim is make the profession evolve by generalising the use of our equipment by operational firing professionals.
This is followed by a transition to large paintings in acrylics, inevitably dealing with a freely-treated landscape subject matter,summarising, generalising and non-descriptive.
Setting uniform targets and ways for generalising e-procurement would not be expedient, as conditions in each Member State vary considerably.
They prepare for struggle on an open market field and see in modern CRM-decisions the system complete andchecked up by time generalising the best world experience on the organisation of client mutual relations.
Propagandist and generalising versions of these sentiments deliberately camouflaged the ambivalent and negative voices at the outbreak of the war and thus hindered a more discriminating view.
So while racism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism and dislike of Muslims or Christians are lamentable facts of life in certain European countries,we have to be very careful when comparing and generalising these phenomena in the course of political debate.
Generalising available experience, we will consider estimation process on an example of a certain hypothetical company“NP Project” engaged preparation of the design documentation within the limits of performance of projects“turnkey”.
We must prioritise these and work on these urgent issues to find a way to distribute powers between the European Union andthe European nations, without generalising, but instead by prioritising and identifying the most urgent problems that remain.
This extremism cannot be tackled with repressive police measures, but also not with generalising, intimidating, Kulturkampf-style reporting, but instead with good integration work- or in other words with political participation, equality before the law, social recognition, inclusion in the labour market, good educational work, the active combating of discrimination and religious information campaigns.
We can also offer a European approach to the major challenges on the international stage: for example, in the Middle East peace process and relations with the Islamic world, in the fight against international terrorism, in nuclear non-proliferation, in the strategic relationship with Russia and the major Asian countries, in respect for human rights and the expansion of democracy,in the fight against hunger and poverty, in generalising access to education and health, and in social cohesion.
Promoting and generalising the use of transparency documents, with a view of creating a European area of qualifications, was advocated by Recommendation 2001/613/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 10 July 2001 on mobility within the Community for students, persons undergoing training, volunteers, teachers and trainers5, and a number of measures in this sense had been included in the action plan on mobility endorsed by the Nice European Council in December 20006.
The current generalised system of preferences(GSP) will soon be coming to an end.
You cannot generalise here and apply this situation to everyone!
You can't generalise.
They generalise and abstract in the manner of a straightforward drawn outline.
Benign generalised hypermobility: active and passive tone.
He has generalised cancer.
Primary Generalised Tonic-Clonic Seizures.
Figure 4: Generalised reflectometer showing experimental set-ups for the two calibration methods.
Figure 5: Generalised reflectometer, incorporating an integrating sphere in the receiver.
It is the most generalised of all the extant forest passerines on Saipan.
Generalised Anxiety Disorder.
They are formulated in excessively lax or generalised terms.
However, this is just a particular case, you can not generalise.