Examples of using Often linked in English and their translations into German
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Secondary lymphoedema is often linked to cancer.
Child slavery is often linked to another type of exploitation, early marriage.
There are 3 years of studies and have precise professional objectives theory andpractice are often linked.
Dreams are often linked to a real potential.
The multifunctional lighting may be created by using severallighting components which are switched on separately and additively, often linked to programmable.
E-exclusion is often linked to superimposed causes.
In the end, it will become impossible to constantly squeeze in new tasks under the same budget ceilings,especially as the old tasks are often linked to practical undertakings involving recipients in other parts of the world.
Cycle time is often linked to work-in-progress.
These are often linked to the issue of nation building in countries that are very heterogeneous, as identification with a clan or similar group may be stronger than with the State12.
Acquisitions for the collection are often linked to the Aargauer Kunsthaus's current exhibitions.
Fiscal fraud is often linked with organised criminal structures in different criminal sectors.
The consequences included resistance from the locals and- often linked to this-‘gangs' that could never be fully controlled.
Criticism==DoubleClick is often linked with the controversy over spyware because browser HTTP cookies are set to track users as they travel from website to website and record which commercial advertisements they view and select while browsing.
Skin dryness and skin sensitivity are often linked and can be concerns at the same time.
In addition, exposure is often linked with manual work and exposure levels areheavy in the absence of proper engineering control measures.
These include the sleep onset phase,the transitional phase to deep sleep, often linked with dream phases, the deep sleep phase itself and the waking phase.
This problem in the EMS world is often linked to stress and fatigue that many drivers develop especially after many hours of driving or without sleeping.
In this context the EESC draws attention to the question of societal and social development,including new forms of employment and new forms of business models often linked to the digital economy also in the aviation market and the safety implications of this development.
Assistance in civil proceedings, often linked to matters of commercial law or constitutional rights, coupled with international legal expertise in bankruptcy proceedings.
The methods in which those objectives are achieved are often linked to the degree of independence of these Central Banks.
The specific costs for these operations are very often linked with missions and meetings, but can also include substantial expense on outsourced services, e.g. to create and maintain a database or organise trainings.
As far as possible it will continue to support quality products, which are often linked to specific geographical origins or specific production methods identifiable by consumers.
The specific costs for these operations are very often linked with missions and meetings, but can also include substantial expense on outsourced services, e.g. to create and maintain a database or organise trainings.
No longer should the corrupt be able to get away with illicit activities, often linked to international organised crime, with the help of Switzerland," said Eric Martin, Chair of Transparency International Switzerland.
The removal of obstacles andthe development of multiple pathways to further learning, often linked to two issues: formal recognition of competencies however acquired, and guidance and information systems to help the individual negotiate these pathways;
Mobility of EU nationals in this new context is tending to take four main forms:temporary migration(often linked to specific job contracts); mobility within multi-national enterprises(possibly involving a career-long peripatetic lifestyle, but also possibly short term regular moves); mobility between industry and academia; and cross-border commuting of various kinds.
It often links the foreground with the background, and helps"pierce" the space.
Complete lists of publications, often linking to PDF's.
People I have questioned often link their'Heimat' to the place where they grew up.
These activities often link intercultural dialogue with people who have an immigrant background living in Germany, with global cultural dialogue, for example, intercultural theatre, music and film festivals or the Carnival of the Cultures, a parade of various ethnic and cultural groups, which takes places on the streets of e.g. Berlin.