Examples of using Is posed in English and their translations into German
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One of the problems is posed by donations.
Or rather, the problem is in the way the question is posed.
It is a question that is posed again and again.
This question is posed by many decision-makers in the port sector and the maritime supply chain.
The heritage of tolerance and an awareness of the threat to it that is posed by totalitarian ideas.
This question is posed with no less urgency today for China and the other remaining deformed workers states.
This is a social catastrophe for the whole region.That explains the convulsions in Honduras where the question of power is posed.
The fact that only one question is posed usually results in a high response rate.
One problem is posed in some Member States by the delivery of postal items to addressees as called for in the proposed Directive.
Manet himself between 1865 and1870 portrayed Velázquez in a studio scene in which the Spanish painter is posed similarly to his self-portrait.
After this question is posed, you will know for sure if this first date has the potential to blossom into something much more.
There is a certain problem, however,concerning the very way the question is posed: namely that it is a yes-no question.
Thus, the way that the question is posed seems to already imply or at least suggest, in the given context, an affirmative answer.
In the foreground we recognize shapes, which proceed through this shopping mall and the question is posed, which heaven they are moving through.
In Croatia, this anxious question is posed by countless skippers who moor their ship to a buoy instead of anchoring or land in a marina.
In the absence of a mass revolutionary party, the Iranian Revolution, like the Spanish Revolution, can be extended over a number of years and will be characterised by a turbulent and convulsive character, the rise and fall of different governments, leaders and parties,before finally the question of power is posed.
Since the direction is traced, that the social purpose is posed clearly, all know in which direction it is necessary to work.
The challenge is posed by toxic moulds that can develop during cultivation, storage, and processing of cereals leading to a loss in quality.
In general we can say that the photo itselfdoes not tell us what is genuine, what is posed, what is staged or what is voyeuristic or different from what really is or was. .
A particular challenge is posed by private funds which buy up developing country debt and then aggressively sue the countries concerned in order to maximise repayments.
We are living in times of far-reaching social and political upheavals,in which the question of the body's agency is posed anew in regard to situations of protest, revolt and negotiation in the Arab region and elsewhere.
As the problem is posed in Pandemonium, whenever- in the outer-time of Ummnu- the cryptic ticking of chthonic unclocks mark an incursion from beneath, or between.
With the arrival of the displaced persons the question is posed anew every day: Do we want to win back our society as a democratic society shaped by its current and future citizens?
This question is posed, for example, when handling 3D models, whichare a fundamental component of the construction process and digitally created with CAD authoring systems.
If a a serious threat to the conservation of resources orto the marine ecosystem is posed by fishing, emergency measures taken by the Commission will be applicable for a period of 6 months and renewable for a further 6 months.
Thus the question is posed how the culture of the east-European countries have reacted to the new situation in which they find themselves- this means, how do they react to the reality of the marketplace and the nation-state, about which for decades they only had a vague and perhaps utopian conception?
It is 22h22 in Paris this Saturday when Lindbergh is posed on the ground of encumbered Le Bourget of an incredible crowd, informed of its arrival since it passed above the coasts Normans.
A particular problem is posed by imported products(which either contain GMOs or were produced from GMOs) where GMOs are not, however, present in the final product.
But the greatest threat of all is posed by the millions of immigrants coming from the South, and Europe's leaders- in partnership with a billionaire speculator- have no intention of defending the borders, but want to let in the immigrants.
As the Commissioner can imagine, the question is posed by farmers, in the European countryside, who are wondering, at this stage, whether they, their income and their Community aid, will have to pay the price of enlargement.