Examples of using New scope in English and their translations into German
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But with a new scope.
A new scope for the sonar station.
Standardization creates new scope.
Discover a new scope for all your ideas.
Give your creativity new scope.
Thompson looked out for a new scope and realized, that in Vienna, the signs are pointing to war.
To run a Clear-Variable command in a new scope.
The joint venture will similarly open up new scope as regards other enterprises in the aviation and aerospace industry.
Digital technologies are changing everyday life and viewing habits and also creating new scope for lighting.
The network creates new scope for criminal activities- whatever can occur in the natural world can occur in the digital.
This creates creative moments that open up new scope and perspectives.
Digitalization opens up whole new scope for producing companies to develop and manufacture products and solutions quickly and efficiently.
The creative design possibilities are practically endless, creating new scope for extraordinary advertising effects.
The appreciation for Jordi Condom can also be seen in the fact that KAS Eupen offered him a new scope within the Club.
Could it be that the rightward shift in society is creating new scope for the self-empowerment and equal participation of the marginalized groups, taking us beyond paternalistic approaches?
This means that progressively more outdoor furniture can also be used indoors-thus creating a new product category and new scope for design.
During the course of 2014, Streck will migrate to the new Scope Web Tracking System with the help of Riege.
The Committee sees the rationale of this proposal, whichgives the refining industry supply guarantees that it has not previously enjoyed, and offers the ACP countries new scope for preferential access.
In order for consistency with the new scope, the definition of tissue establishment has been modified in Article 3(Definitions) and throughout the text, in keeping with amendment 12 of the European Parliament.
There was also consensus that the 2003agricultural reform has given farmers new scope for tailoring production to market requirements.
The adoption of the Regulation on a European grouping of territorialcooperation(EGTC) and its inclusion of a new objective for territorial cooperation have given Euroregions new scope for action.
This new scope model is produced for customers who want to use the scope to monitor vibration and acoustic waveforms using accelerometers or microphones out in the field.
Committed writing on culture could instead counter the trend to culturalization byputting up resistance in a way that opens up new scope for the institutionalized cultural world.
Article 2 defines the new scope which is consistent with the other road transport legislation by including all vehicles over 3.5 tonnes and limiting the exemptions to certain transport operations clearly identified in other Community acts.
The first in Rostov-on-Don festival of alternative electronic music"DARQUBIQ"- a book of Rostov electronic projects UBIK intelligent"- the first club performance,which opened a new scope of the art group.
Linking the RFID system SimaticRF600 to the cloud opens up exciting new scope for the use of data captured from RFID transponders- such as the registration and tracking of containers, pallets or products fitted with an RFID transponder.
The Committee supports the new rules for refining proposed bythe Commission, which give the refining industry supply guarantees that it did not previously enjoy and offer the ACP countries new scope for preferential access.
Specific Group emissions are calculated from the total volume of direct emissions and indirect-calculated using the market-based method of the new Scope 2 GHG Protocol- emissions of the subgroups, including the emissions at the Belford Roxo site and emissions from the vehicle fleet, both reported for the Group as a whole, divided by the manufactured sales volume of the three subgroups in metric tons.
The abolition of all customs, tax-related and statistical formalities that had to be completed on crossing frontiers, the replacement of twelve mandatory certification systems by a single one, the right to take part in public procurement procedures in other Member States, the right to remain in another Member State for private reasons, and, finally, the recognition of diplomas to enable the right of establishment to be exercised-all these give firms, workers and, more generally, the citizen new scope.