Examples of using Relates not in English and their translations into German
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This relates not just to computer games;
Andreas is a metal fan, which relates not only to the music.
It relates not natural concrete and plastic.
The second strikingfeature of corporate patterns across the Member States relates not to the employees but to the structure of shareholdings in large companies.
That relates not only to the EU, but also to the policy of the IMF.
Whereas the special right to prevent unauthorized extraction and/or re-utilization relates to acts by the user which go beyond his legitimate rights and thereby harm the investment; whereas the right to prohibit extraction and/or re-utilization of all ora substantial part of the contents relates not only to the manufacture of a parasitical competing product but also to any user who, through his acts, causes significant detriment, evaluated qualitatively or quantitatively, to the investment;
And the concept relates not only to the present: it takes a long-term view. Close.
This relates not only to the change of medium, but also to the sensory forms of transmission.
The appellant argued that the word"finally" relates not only to the word"refused" but also to the words"(deemed) withdrawn.
It relates not only to fi lm, but also to the way in which pictures that people accept function.
The protection of groundwater is indeed a crucial issue, since it relates not only to our own water resources today, but also to those of future generations, and to the aquatic ecosystem as a whole.
This relates not only to legal matters, but also tax and accounting issues, because we do know that even the ideal legal solution is of no significance to the client, if it creates a tax problem for him.
Osmolality, on the other hand, relates not to a volume but rather to a kg of solvent osmoles/kg solvent.
This relates not only to our area of qualification, but also to other relevant competences such as languages, additional qualifications, etc.
This sentence, full of healthy humor, relates not to us but to the effort art makes to be great every time it happens.
This relates not only to the restructuring, in which great progress has been made, but also to the launch of new products.
Better lawmaking relates not only to competitiveness, but also to citizenship.
The project relates not only to the substances in the appendix of the WFD, but also to a reduction of pharmaceutical trace substances all together.
The husband relates not to the woman that is there, he relates to the woman he thinks is there.
The second question relates not to the principles according to which aid is granted, but to the way it is organised.
My comment relates not only to the report itself, but also to the proceedings in the SURE Committee- in which I participated, so I know what I am talking about- to the skilful management by Jutta Haug and the role of Salvador Garriga Polledo.
This need relates not only to protection from natural risks but also from the breakdown and gradual abolition, through the review of the CAP and WTO agreements, of mechanisms which, even if not terribly satisfactory, do protect farmers' incomes.
And the demand related not only to Formula 1 which will come back to the Hockenheimring in 2016 after a one-year break from Germany but also to our entire motorsport programme.
Some of the emerging questions relate not only to competition policywithin the European Union but to wider international implications.
Jamison's father's words taken from the Bible-"Said the father,My dear son, relate not thy vision to thy brothers, lest they concoct a plot against….
These strategies relate not only to embarking onto sustainable societal pathways, practices and technologies, but also incorporate the deliberate exit from unsustainable structures and practices and overcoming related path dependencies phase-out, exnovation.
Many of the problems which have emerged relate not to individual media but to the transfer of pollutants or other substances from one part of the environment to another e.g. cadmium, acid deposition, nuclear wastes.
The stereo stage is conceptually related not comparable to a full-grown and prepared in accordance speaker pair, which, however, was not to be expected and can therefore only partly be taken as criticism of law.
These relate not only to the directly measurable properties of the steel, such as narrower strength range and grain size range, but also to the reduced inherent stress condition and even higher homogeneity of the product.
