Examples of using Often applied in English and their translations into German
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The Directive is not often applied;
However, it is often applied and in memory of the deceased close.
This meditative exercise is well known and often applied in Seon(Zen) practice.
This means that it is often applied in ways that penalize completely peaceful and legitimate conduct in a democratic society.
This brochure gives you an overview of the purchase price mechanisms most often applied in share deals.
This legislation is very often applied in the case of large-scale construction works.
Hygienic wheels which, thanks to its maintenance free character are often applied in food-industries.
The lift straps are most often applied by turning the patient to the side.
In building the silicate glass made by fusion of a mix from quartz sand,soda and limestone in special furnaces is most often applied at 1400-1600 °s.
It requires a person with morals even if the term is often applied to those in positions of responsibility.
The term“medical marijuana” is often applied to the whole unprocessed marijuana plant or its crude extracts, which are not recognized or approved as medicine by the U. S.
We are actually at the point where weshould recognise the failure of at least some of our policies and of the one-size-fits-all solutions that are too often applied.
Definition"=Ëpyшëxëъp шËюэш" so often applied to Mahler's music, for the first time it has been addressed III part of its First symphony.
Such an involvement of the European institutions would reduce the discretionary and arbitrary way inwhich the limitations on the principle of European freedom of movement are often applied.
In addition, the laying method is often applied in irregular rows, but at an angle, but this version requires more material and after it leaves more waste.
Arbitrary arrests and confinements, torture, unlawful trials, long-term confinements without conviction or hearing,administrative penalties without due legal process, and often applied death penalty", Amnesty states.
Competition rules are often applied so as to enable new companies to break into the market and go about their normal business on a level playing field.
Finally it is necessary to tell that can open the UltraISO application not only images in the ISO format, but also to work with the MDF andMDS files which are also quite often applied to storage of distribution kits of the software.
This agent is most often applied as a pre-contest or cutting steroid for bodybuilding purposes, and is not viewed as an ideal bulking agent due to its lack of estrogenicity.
Often applied as process gas in plasma cleaning and plasma activation. Ar plasma does not cause chemical reactions with the substrate but is suited to sputter impurities(see microsandblasting) and to form radicals on organic polymers.
From 17th c. onwards often applied to delusive commercial or financial schemes.” The problem is that words like“show” and“scheme” suggest a deliberate creation, rather than a widespread social phenomenon that is not directed by any impresario.
Often apply useful properties of the root of elecampanefor the treatment of respiratory diseases.
Different procedures often apply even to different classes of securities within the same Member State.
This often applies in banks, insurance offices, legal firms and other industries with direct customer contact.
FINMA most often applies the legal provisions on withdrawing authorisation(as appropriate) to unauthorised financial market participants.
And in terms of colour:"We often apply a wet-on-wet technique, which is then wiped and scratched a lot.
It is important to note that people very often apply unchecked recipes, break concentration of components if it is about broths.
BoP is a model ofdoing business that deliberately targets the poor, often applying new technologies.
What applies in the case of network infrastructures, where economic theory shows thatmonopolies and public subsidies are sometimes preferable to pure competition, often applies, ipso facto, to the oligopoly which is responsible for constructing and maintaining those networks.
The processing fee of EUR 10.00 applies per reversal, even if several order numbers are summarised in a payment request,because the costs(bank charges, etc.) often apply accordingly.