Examples of using Pertinence in English and their translations into German
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Terminological pertinence and precision.
Nearby words of'pertinent' pertinacity pertinence.
Clarity and pertinence of the project's objectives;
And yet false witnesses were unmasked,the evidence lost its pertinence, and the accusation collapsed.
The pertinence of the original list of sensitive sectors for Spain 1.2.
Wonderful and unique home distributed between the mezzanine andthe basement with balconies and pertinence garden;
Pertinence of the proposed instrument, subsidiarity and added value of EU involvement.
Mr President, I would like to thank the rapporteur for the pertinence of his comments and for his many proposals.
Relevance: pertinence of the programme objectives to the needs of its stakeholders.
The authority exports the governments Dutch and Swiss to renew the pressures on the Germany so thatit realizes the drafts of German pertinence.
The pertinence of eligible fishery products needs to be looked at also from two other angles.
Science of the Cosmos, Science of the Soul: The Pertinence of Islamic Cosmology in the Modern World" Oxford: Oneworld, 2007.
Pertinence: 0% Even if you usually prefer to keep a low profile- sometimes you just have to stand out at any price!
The area of Valloria region and the watery mirror of pertinence is assigned for the activities of shipbuilding to the Palumbo Superyacht Savona.
The pertinence of the partnerships of each proposal is checked by the Commission against the objectives of the proposal.
A second project(SEMA 2)will be developed to assess the pertinence of sewer deterioration models to support the definition of inspection and rehabilitation strategies.
The pertinence of this exceptional way, that here only the whole process of the"Enlightenment" should symbolize, has already a strange character.
The Delegate takes appropriate action in cases of violations of the human rights of scholars due to their scientific work andshe promotes the pertinence of human rights in science.
The mutual and real pertinence between the two elements is uncertain, while appearing likely.
On the one side, he points out the end of the bipolar structure of the"above" and of the"below", which also saved up to the later times a leading,however outdated pertinence in the political consciousness.
No chance that the pertinence of such a developed philosophic politics always rises in those upset times.
Mr President, Commissioner Diamantopoulou, ladies and gentlemen,I would like to thank Mr Modrow for the pertinence of his report since the idea is clearly to subordinate everything to the fight against poverty.
Pertinence: 1% Single girder underhung crane with SH wire rope hoist Underhung crane with SH wire rope hoist in the laser test laboratory of the Physico-Technical Test Institute(PTB) in Braunschweig.
While recent events in global mortgage markets have confirmed the pertinence of the approach proposed, they have also identified areas where further work needs to be undertaken.
The situation often to be perceived had as result, that the liberalism penetrates always stronger the political and social institutions and simultaneously loses,as independent grouping, in pertinence and mass effect.
The EESC president, Henri Malosse, introduced Commissioner Oettinger,who started by acknowledging the quality and pertinence of the EESC's work on energy policy and the excellent cooperation between the two institutions.
Pertinence: Community statistics shall cover fields and be produced on a scale in relationship to clearly defined Community requirements and data collection shall be limited to what is necessary for attaining the desired results.
This new publication tackles issues such as the definition of a public service media,current funding models for broadcasting or indeed the pertinence and practicability of a public value test for New Media services of public service media.
It particularly appreciates the pragmatic and progressive approach, and the pertinence of the four specific sectors proposed: peace and security, infrastructure, exploitation of natural resources and the environment, and agriculture and food security.
After an intensive period of study and scholarship of the sacred music in the Renaissance andits aesthetic pertinence, we have arrived at the point of making the first commercial recording, in this remarkable building, with this prestigious label.