Examples of using Projects have in English and their translations into German
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The projects have already been authorized.
Strict hierarchies, pointless meetings, and complicated projects have no place in our company.
The projects have two things in common.
It is also important to mentionthat the SME instrument is only thought for already established companies whose projects have a certain degree of maturity.
Concrete projects have still to be worked out.
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Projects have a limited running time and uncertainty is inherent.
Schleifblog: Which projects have stuck in your mind the most?
Projects have different benefits, which are not always easy to measure quantitatively- some for marketing, some for finance, some for HR.
These existing projects have been included as well.
Which projects have the highest public value in this context?
In eight cities the projects have not yet shown concrete results.
APM projects have a high corporate visibility- up to the highest board level.
In the selection process, the projects have passed through three stages of analysis.
Our projects have benefitted from the cooperation of over fifteen different partners in Germany.
Q: What projects have you been working on lately?
Other projects have a cross-regional dimension, such as the Fürst-Pückler Path or the Energy Route through Lusatia's Industrial Heritage.
Integrated projects have a more mid-term and market focus.
Both projects have in common the effect of making the space experienceable and vivid.
Nowadays, most projects have a contrast of higher than 1000:1.
Both projects have brought the participants closer to the cultural diversity of the participating countries and brought great music to the visitors of the final concerts.
Promoted projects have a term ranging between 18 and 36 months.
Such projects have many repetitions, and Etienne attaches great importance to ensuring that the plan layout is always exactly adhered to.
So far these projects have received 90% of their funding from the Community budget.
Many projects have failed, because those who advanced them, had no top management support.
Two large independent projects have emerged from the CIPRA-project"Future in the Alps", dealing with the issues and knowledge of that project. .
The projects have created a wide range of activities and programmes for Berliners, ranging from art mini golf and a‘green' classroom through to community gardens.
All of these projects have involved animal breeders, animal breeding scientists, consumer groups.
Integrated Projects have been effective in connecting European IST research to the world innovation system.
All these projects have the same goal: improve biodiversity and social living conditions, and reduce carbon emissions through the creation of new forests.