Examples of using Predate in English and their translations into German
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And they predate Putin.
They predate both Christianity in Europe and Islam in the Middle East.
You have much more serious problems that predate this pile.
These also predate Joshua's long day.
Some of the monuments here date back to the Neolithic period and even predate the Egyptian pyramids.
They predate our oldest culture.
Seven per cent of agreements predate September 1994.
This will predate our mission together.
Therefore, the start date may differ from the creation date of the crossGrid package and possibly predate the creation date.
This woman might predate human evolution on Earth by 50 million years.
Emails are deleted from the source system if their send or receive dates predate the given period of time.
The skin lesions usually predate the clinical diagnosis of cancer by about 11 months on average.
Crude pictures and mnemonic devices such as knotted ropes ornotched sticks predate the use of written language.
The earthworks predate the shift from savannah to rainforest, which reveals that the creators of these ditches carved them before the forest moved in around them.
It is a reminder of traditions that predate our age of enlightenment.
Member States may confine theapplication of this Chapter to refugees whose family relationships predate their entry.
Others, however, note that the Vedas-ancient Indian religious texts that predate Buddhism by many thousands of years- describe fire as immortal.
I am, however, confronted with several challenges, including how to construct such a film,as there are hardly any written documents and photographs that predate that period.
Although those awarenesses predate spoken language, it takes language to develop and organize thought to a point that we can recognize it as a type of being.
Legacy cloud-based CRM technologies create business complexity because their foundations predate the rise of social media and mobility.
Some are currently in long-standing relationships that predate the adoption of online dating, while others are single but not actively looking for a romantic partner.
First, I see that I get a legal deed to land in the F.D.R. range all around the Henry Wallace area,and that deed will predate old man Bohlen's deed by several weeks.
Underemployment, however, is also increasing because of forces which predate the recession and promise to outlast it. Chief among them is the educational level of the work force.
A brief period followed, between 7th c. AD and 9th c. AD,that was marked by heavy borrowings from Southern Slavic, some of which predate the"o-a" shift common to the modern forms of this language group.
The first news about a Kennel of white Swiss Shepherd predate the year 1900 and its origin is found in Alsace-Lorraine, to be more exact in the Royal Court of the Habsburgs.
Zionism's fundamental contradiction was trying to save the Jew as Jew,namely the communal links which long predate modern capitalism, by integrating him into the most modern world of capital.
Traditional infrastructure solutions predate virtualisation, and require new physical severs and customised networking and storage solutions to support new applications.
Of course, the insurmountable obstacle to this theory is thepresence of Catholic doctrine in the ecclesiastical writings that predate Constantine, and the historical writings of the Early Church Fathers demonstrate this in a powerful way.
The Company cautions that it has not verified the quality and accuracy of the historicsampling results reported in this news release which predate the introduction of National Instrument 43-101 and cautions readers not to rely upon them.
In particular, the Committee notesthat the Commission's Communication, and the subsequent Council summit of Essen, predate the financial crisis in Mexico and the subsequent economic repercussions in Latin America- especially in MERCOSUR's largest economies.