Examples of using Nominally in English and their translations into German
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Thus, we were nominally Catholic.
Nominally, stress tests were supposed to demonstrate European banks are stable.
In this capacity, can act as the founder or another, nominally designated person.
Even some nominally democratic countries are not really very democratic.
In the back of the case,"Sherman" had a niche, where nominally radio station.
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Each vial of ELOCTA contains nominally 250, 500, 750, 1000, 1500, 2000 or 3000 IU efmoroctocog alfa.
Nominally it belongs to the largely theoretical State of Palestine, like the West Bank, which is Israeli occupied.
In this way, the D 200 dryer can be, for example, expanded from nominally 200 m³/h dry air flow up to 500 m³/h.
Its rear suspension nominally only provides 135 mm of travel, but it feels like a lot more when things get rough.
Physicals ï'· Three years ofpre-production and 14 year mine life, processing nominally 1,000 tonnes per day 350,000 tonnes per year.
Trotsky, still nominally a Menshevik, developed his own unique synthesis, the theory of Permanent Revolution.
At 5,143 million euros, sales in the second quarter 2018 reached a new all-time high andgrew nominally by 0.9 percent compared to the prior-year quarter.
Default was followed by nominally voluntary restructurings in which creditors were invited to take some losses.
At +2.0% in May, imports rose somewhat less strongly than exports. In the three-month comparison,however, they nominally expanded more strongly(+3.4%) than exports.
On the contrary, wages have risen nominally less than the German average since 2000, while in reality they have even dropped.
Although nominally independent, the central bank has had on occasion to provide considerable volumes of direct credit to the budget.
Worse still, such governments- whether authoritarian or nominally democratic- turn their citizens into recipients instead of participants.
Nominally, they constitute the opposition in the Bundestag(parliament), but in reality they are integrated at the highest level in the working out of the new policy.
The Nikon Super Coolscan 9000ED scans nominally only with 4000 dpi resolution, but achieves in practice 3900 dpi, i. e.
One vial contains nominally 1000 IU of recombinant fusion protein linking coagulation factor IX with albumin(rIX-FP), INN albutrepenonacog alfa.
The orbital testing programme being carried out bythe Airbus Defence and Space engineers is running nominally and confirms that operational start of service will take place in July 2016.
Home Care and Beauty Care. Nominally, sales in the North America region decreased slightly by 0.7 percent to 760 million euros.
Investments in knowledge-based capital have increased nominally over the past few years, but only at the same pace as overall growth.
Stemberger, nominally star of the evening, blends into the ensemble with suitable detachment and displays tangible emotion towards the end.
By promoting this obvious lie, the FBI, nominally in charge of the Las Vegas investigation, has made itself a target of the U. S.
That institution, nominally created to help newcomers connect with jobs, inserts itself between the job seeker and available positions like a priestly intermediary.
The Reflecta DigitDia 6000 scans nominally also with 5000 dpi, achieves effectively, however, only 3300 dpi, which corresponds to about 14 million pixels.
While the report is nominally about taxation, the real issue at stake here is the proper functioning of the internal market of the EU.
The American health care system, nominally based on free enterprise, compares unfavorably to state-run systems in Canada and western Europe.
Order intake gross margin increased nominally by 1.7 percentage points to 34.6%, mainly due to a higher share of aftermarket business.