Examples of using Materialises in English and their translations into German
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Political
It starts in space as a signal and then materialises.
At the end of the season, it materialises for a weekend on the Corneliusbrücke.
One of the central questions is that of how density specifically materialises in the city.
This is normal, as nervousness always materialises when one stands before a challenge that is personally important.
As a matter of fact,the introduction of the euro also goes back to the economic interests that it materialises.
It is here that the vision of the lighting designer materialises in the true sense of the word.
It is high time that we gave this the right priority and engaged our financial means so thatit finally materialises.
That which can only be virtually three dimensional on a canvas, materialises in the form of an installation.
If no business relationship materialises, the personal data will be erased when it no longer needs to be stored.
Out onto the wet, rough roads of Iceland,while a Viking's dream of Valhalla majestically materialises in the windscreen.
This partnership materialises in political and in policy dialogue that the Commission undertakes through EU delegations and political contacts.
It is already clear the SVP is holding a strong hand to exert pressure on the FDP andCVP if the outcome outlined materialises.
This proves that when the self is completely ready,the desired action materialises and that time the favourable instrumental causes are always present;
Materialises we would put forward tax-based measures, along these three main lines: uvedli ukrepe, ki temeljijo na davkih, ob the treh glavnih smernicah.
The Sun Deitymanifests through the Absolute Cosmic Fire Principle(Tējtattva) and materialises as the Sun we see in the sky, lightning and fire on Earth.
The national aggregate product materialises in the hands of the productive class as an aggregate of provisions and raw materials to the value of some 5,000 million livres.
To achieve a more balanced and sustainable growth pattern it is, therefore,essential that the projected re-composition of growth away from domestic demand towards exports materialises.
Success in the MENA region quickly materialises, and after the initial focus on the distribution of high-end technology, the first large projects soon follow in the area of system integration.
The Faculty is dedicated to research and teaching on all eras of human history andon a wide range of media in which culture materialises- from the hand axe to money and the internet.
The travel contract, based on the new offer, materialises when the client accepts the offer within the time limit of 10 days by for example expressly declaring, paying a deposit or paying the balance.
This generates great enthusiasm within the mass of matter: there is an explosion,and the desired space materialises as a world made up of differences, which is today's universe.
Since that inconvenience materialises, in the case of delayed flights, on arrival at the final destination, a delay must be assessed in relation to the scheduled arrival time at that destination, that is, at the destination of the last flight.
Unobserved, they cannot be described as an object, but only as a wave of possibilities,a vibrating potential between idea and fact(Heisenberg), which materialises from a half-realistic daze to a concrete form as soon as being observed.
This will ensure that once the full initiative materialises with the adoption of consolidation and the apportionment formula, all taxpayers under the rules of the common base will automatically move into the CCCTB scheme.
Despite the fact that governments are building up pension reserve funds to cover future liabilities, subsidies from tax funds and/or borrowing are expected torise in many countries when the population ageing materialises.
CONSIDERING that the adoption and the implementation of the 1995 Agreement on higher education andtraining materialises the commitment of the Transatlantic Declaration and that the experience of its implementation has been highly positive to both Parties;
It is true that the applicant may decide to re-file the contents of the earlier application without the slightest change, but from a legal point of view it is still only on the actualfiling date of the divisional application that its subject-matter"materialises", and is established.
If the medium term projection materialises as spelled out in the programme, the large net assets projected for both the government and pension funds would put Denmark's public finances in a good position to handle the impact of the ageing population.
The immediate result of the direct capitalist production process, its product, is the commodity. Not only does its price replace the value of the capital advanced, and consumed during the commodity's production, italso, and at the same time, materialises as surplus value, objectifies, the surplus labour consumed during that production.
In cases where there is lack of demand for a harmonised band at regional or national level, Member States could exceptionally be able to allow an alternative use of the band as long as such lack of demand persists and provided that the alternative use does not prejudice the harmonised use of the said band by other Member States andthat it ceases when demand for the harmonised use materialises.