Examples of using Is echoed in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Political
This is echoed in the approach of the German Bundeswehr.
The openness of covered and open-air terraces and lounges is echoed in the bungalows and suites.
This is echoed in the choice of high-end materials used.
This pattern of underperformance in educational attainment is echoed in the comparative patterns of enrolment of migrant pupils.
That message is echoed in political debates, central-bank boardrooms, and front-page headlines.
This red hot design is accentuated with dyed red rabbit fur that is echoed on the collar and detachable hood.
Your cry, O Lord, is echoed in the cry of the innocent who, in union with you, cry out to heaven.
This duality is fixed in time and inscribed onto the photosensitive paper,a dynamic that is echoed by other works in the exhibition, such as a group of hand-pressed clay tablets.
This concern is echoed by Faro's mayor, CoR member José Macário Correia, for whom safeguarding the local environment is a major.
One of the highlights in these newly renovated rooms and suites at the LöwenHotel is the Montafon cross-stitch embroidery, which is echoed in wardrobes, on pillows and blankets.
This fragile nexus of two musicians is echoed in Kurtág's What is the Word, based on the last text Samuel Beckett wrote, following his stroke.
Described as"abstract analogue pointilism","ambience for spaceports" or"hypnotic echochamber pulsebeat",Bretschneider's subtle and detailed music is echoed by his visuals.
Scaled up, the geometric motion of the floor is echoed on the ceiling and, as a three-dimensional decorative border reminiscent of Gantsch carving, optimises the acoustics of the room.
Isn't Germany's latent hatred of foreigners expressed through the bureaucratic jargon of the current Interior Minister's deportation practices,whose severity is echoed by gangs of right-radical thugs?
This resistance is echoed resoundingly in arguments over the budgetary costs of such a common policy, which would seem to be unsustainable in a crisis context.
What continually comes to the fore in Nieweg's photographs are the parallels between manmade objects and nature, such as in“Glasshouse with steel lattice”(2004),where the ramification of the branches in the background is echoed by the arched roof of the glasshouse.
The stylistic and linguistic diversity of Lila Downs' songs is echoed by her many-facetted three-octave mezzo-soprano, which displays the different sides of her musical socialization.
The shape of these essential, high-performance drivers is echoed in the housing, a detail that we retained in our process of condensing the housing as much as possible without compromising performance.
The whole biological clock thing, it's very real and it's echoing.
This is Echo One.
This is Echo Eleven.
Negative, this is Echo Zero-One, I'm… internal on the corridor.
This is Echo Zero-Nine, we have unknowns gathering in the southwest rooftops.
This is Echo Zero-Nine, stand by.
There's Echo.
These objectives are echoed in cooperation agreements with third countries.
These sentiments are echoed in the other reports as well.
This is Echo Lake.
Yankee Three-Four, this is Echo Two-Six, over.
This is Echo 1. Go ahead.