Examples of using Practical terms in English and their translations into German
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I'm just thinking in practical terms.
In practical terms, it provides an overall package of EUR 1.8 billion.
This accession is important in both political and practical terms.
They judge in purely practical terms, not using freedom as a criterion.
The European Union is helping Greece in financial and practical terms.
They judge in purely practical terms, not using freedom as a criterion.
With its moveable body and lampshade,the Birdy light also impresses in practical terms.
In practical terms, a woman may find herself getting drunk faster right before her period.
On that date, even though the legal aspect of this process was completed,there was still much to do in practical terms.
In practical terms, these cookies allow us to offer you even more personalised content based on the aspects in which you are interested.
We will, of course, cooperate with Parliament and will sit down and look at what has to be done in practical terms.
In practical terms, it is proposed to achieve the necessary coordination by agreeing on a common‘EU roadmap' for implementing a set of agreed actions.
In total, about 80 employees ensure problem-free andefficient goods handling both in organizational and practical terms.
In practical terms this applies, for example, to basic environmental and climatological research or to the technological aspects of the internal European market, and in particular norms and standards.
The Committee agrees that harmonisation of licensing conditions in both formal and practical terms is needed.
They may be stated in very practical terms("We will not carry any weapons.") or may be written in more philosophical terms"We will gather together in a manner that reflects the world we choose to create.
The possibility of part of the resources being targeted at credit andguarantee funds will facilitate in practical terms the projects' implementation.
In practical terms, CREA helps seed capital to get through their start up phase by providing reimbursable advances covering up to 50% of the operating costs of the selected funds(a total of€ 500 000) for a maximum three years.
Art itself, if it is really great, has a progressive aspect that is needed by a society,even if it seems absolutely useless in strictly practical terms," he told the Guardian in 2011.
In practical terms, three major objectives were achieved: the new strategic concept was adopted, a new approach to Afghanistan was devised, not to mention the fact that new impetus was given to relations with the Russian Federation.
The Commission's report substantiates the generally held view thatthe implementation of this first instrument on mutual recognition has, in practical terms, been a demonstrable success.
In more practical terms, we announced that emergency aid totalling EUR 200 million had been allocated to Serbia, and the Commission is soon to present a package of emergency measures that will cater for the country' s priority needs as winter approaches.
My proposals therefore deal with what we- the European Union, the Commission and the Member States-can do in practical terms, preferably together with the international community as a whole.
It conveys to students subject-specific and interdisciplinary theoretical and methodological competence and trains a general scientific anda subject-specific capacity of judgement in theoretical and practical terms.
But in practical terms, the manosphere does not promote such a restoration, but instead urges an ethic of"riding the tiger"(or perhaps the cougar), i.e., to personally wallow in- and thus to amplify and advance- the decadence that we are supposed to combat.
In its Opinion on the 1999 Communications Reviewthe Committee stated its view that"harmonisation of licensing conditions in both formal and practical terms is needed.
In practical terms, it is worth recalling that in relation to the current incentives, being a mere matter of consulting Parliament, the Council will be able to establish a position before the end of the year, since the four steps for implementation will enter into force from 1 January 2010.
We have had to listen to speakers who have put forward principles with a very great deal of pathos,principles which have still not brought us any further forward in practical terms and which therefore have nothing to offer apart from pathos.
I think the Commission needs to go back to the drawing board and come up with the right proposal, one that is not just about supporting performers and artists,but that in real and practical terms will deliver precisely that.
In order to provide the necessary framework for such enhanced cooperation, the Commission andthe EIB have decided to conclude, a first MoU on external lending to define practical terms for dialogue, consultation and cooperation between the two institutions.