Examples of using Mere existence in English and their translations into German
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The danger latent from the mere existence of Bolshevism.
The mere existence of woman on earth already brings about fulfillment.
I think we can say, the mere existence of the 456 is a threat.
The mere existence of such files was a state secret at the time, Magyar Narancs remarks.
The impact of human rights clauses is already evident,and many of our human rights activities are supported by their mere existence.
It compels us by its mere existence, to love it, and that it thrives on being loved for"nothing.
There are, of course, numerous examplesof these, but a focus on enhanced human needs beyond mere existence is required.
The mere existence of a common currency is no guarantee that everyone will agree about what its value should be.
The continuous impoverishment and the growing uncertainty concerning the mere existence forces the working class to fight for the communist mode of production.
The mere existence of professional sport poisons and undermines every moral aspect of amateur sport.
Because I believe that-precisely with regard to the significance of a westernized and globalize Japan- the mere existence of obscenity laws can mean a precarious status for art in Japan.
The mere existence of an advisory board can help to avoid conflicts or increase the willingness to participate in solutions.
Truth is not conformity to the given,but is rather the negative force of resistance generated by the mere existence of artworks that, obeying no logic but their own, refuse integration.
Like Zi√ļr, Elysia Crampton'Äôs mere existence is political, and the complexity of her music is an indication of the depth of her themes.
Is not possible as long as people are separated into classes on the basis of their owning or not owning property,classes whose mere existence excludes in advance any thought of a genuine community.
The mere existence of the 2020 targets makes accurate and verifiable quantification of energy consumption a crucially important issue.
In my imagination, this resembles the baby's archaic trust in the safe keeping mother,who is"captivated by the mere existence and presence of the baby"́́, which on the other hand is the feeling of a healthy, stable and.
Of course, the mere existence of such a womandiseases such as diabetes mellitus, a violation of the functions of the pituitary or adrenal glands, is not an indication for IVF.
The primary cause of this is the fact that up to 1989, the mere existence of the two world regimes restricted the process of globalization in the center, between concrete, down-to-earth limits.
Mere existence of such a system is a violation of due process as guaranteed by the Criminal Procedure Code and international standards.
Theater has been acknowledging the mere existence of the cell phone for a while now- if sometimes just as an unwelcome aural sign of life coming from the auditorium.
The mere existence of shareholder power to adopt such resolutions could well increase insiders' incentives to target the corporation's political spending in ways that are consistent with shareholder interests.
Furthermore, while competition rules do not question the mere existence of monopolies, be they natural or not, they prohibit the abuse of a dominant or monopoly position or the creation of such a position by a merger.
But the mere existence of law, regulation, or charter provisions that would prohibit redemption only if conditions(such as liquidity constraints) are met, or are not met, does not result in members' shares being equity.
As far as Taiwan is concerned,in the absence of dumped exports, the mere existence of two other producers of the product concerned is judged as not sufficient to imply that these two Taiwanese producers are likely to start exporting to the Community at dumped prices.
However, the mere existence of an"Excellent Quality" category can be a major incentive for the competent authorities to improve bathing water quality so as to achieve excellence.
Without impinging upon NATO membership, the mere existence of this army would bolster our defense against our great neighbor to the East, while also reassuring the countries in the European Union that share Russia's borders.
However, the board stated that the mere existence of teachings in the prior art is not a conclusive reason for explaining that the skilled person would have combined these teachings in order to solve the problem that he or she is confronted with.
While recognising that the mere existence of these ex-post mechanisms has a certain deterrent effect on excessive risk-taking, their actual use to reduce or cancel variable remuneration remains low in practice.
The Board thus concludes that the mere existence of the right to file a request for re-establishment of rights in a deemed withdrawn application does not mean that the application is still pending while the period for filing such a request is running.