Examples of using Often overlap in English and their translations into German
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The individual jurisdictions often overlap.
Male territories often overlap those of females.
Horizontal and regional measures often overlap.
A-millennialism These viewpoints often overlap, so one is not sure where one doctrine leaves off and the other starts.
Compare: The colored pixels of the newspaper often overlap.
Look closely, these two processes often overlap, coincide and interchange.
And the worlds of royalty and popular fame often overlap.
Such fasteners in the form of brooches(pins form)may be of various shapes and often overlap configuration with decorative sleeves at the ends of curtain rods ikarnizov.
The boundaries between personal andprofessional communications channels have become blurred and often overlap.
Dates of courses often overlap;
Cyberbullying takes many different forms thatare not easily distinguished from one another and often overlap.
In practice these stages are linked and often overlap in manifold ways;
Spanning nine days, the fiesta often overlaps with Cinco de Mayo-- but even when it doesn't, San Antonio's Mexican heritage brings the patriotic holiday to life.
They cover a wide range of areas which often overlap.
The numerous, often overlapping demands made on any construction project in terms of area protection, wildlife preservation, immission regulation, protection of waters, eco-account(compensation measures), etc.
In this school of thought, we build our reality in two, often overlapping, steps.
Typically, a single protein is part of several distinct and often overlapping complexes that remodel according to the cellular context and the physiological function to be exerted," explains Dr Béthune.
It produces beautiful deep green leavesthat are so large and thick they often overlap.
Secondly, the creation of quango-typebodies produces a plethora of poorly coordinated and often overlapping agencies, making it difficult to plan and implement policies in a targeted manner;
At Istanbul, I would, however, like to see attention drawn to the need to rationalise the many international bodies that play a part in the governance, direction and control of world dynamics associated with water,whose activities and competences often overlap at present.
The Biennale's framework is articulated over four, interdependent(and often overlapping) thematic areas that, without seeking to limit or circumscribe, attempts to visualize their material and immaterial aspects.
Malnutrition is a complex and dynamic phenomenon with distinct but often overlapping expressions.
A country's emergence from crisis comprises three successive phases, which often overlap, in which the political partners and donors intervene: The emergency phase that is followed by the peace-building stage, which encompasses social and economic rehabilitation and the start of institutional rebuilding.
Individual institutions operate at different levels and their responsibilities often overlap, which can lead to conflict.
The emphasis should be on cross-sector and cross-technology research, which maintains some continuity with the actions set up under the current framework programme, but allows a stronger focus on priority problem-solving areas, avoidingthe current situation where Community research is fragmented into a multitude of specific programmes which often overlap but rarely interact.
Furthermore, the phases- emergency relief, rehabilitation and development- often overlap within a single country.
At present, the General Assembly addresses a broad agenda covering a wide range of often overlapping issues.
State courts also have the power to issues interim measures in support of arbitration,which are similar in nature and often overlap with the arbitral tribunal's own power in this respect.
It thus becomes clear that social segregation in cities is higher on average than ethnic segregation,but that there are often overlaps in individual neighbourhoods.
The manturones They have stable territories,but they are not very territorial and often overlap in range with their peers.