Examples of using Repeatedly emphasized in English and their translations into German
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He repeatedly emphasized that we must not go to hell.
Almost always there is the possibility of interchange causes repeatedly emphasized see….
As we have repeatedly emphasized, a relation of equivalence does not eliminate difference- that would be simply identity.
Ruth's eagerness in this area was later repeatedly emphasized by her dentist brother Hugo.
As Lenin repeatedly emphasized in the early years of the Comintern, forging vanguard parties meant much more than wielding the rhetoric of revolution.
It is not about"believing Jews" in the faith of Moses, as repeatedly emphasized by M. Seibel in his excursus.
This fundamental design has been repeatedly emphasized in the foregoing sections, and needs to be re-stated in this connection for the sake of completeness.
As far as I know,Menchú never published these assessments in print, but repeatedly emphasized them in her speeches.
Pierre-Alexis Dumas, the art director of Hermès, repeatedly emphasized as far as appreciates the designer's contribution to authority and financial performance of work of the fashionable house.
Hence, the transgression of limits has become the attitude of philosophical intuition,as Ernst Bloch repeatedly emphasized, and it has likewise become an artistic principle.
Haven't we repeatedly emphasized in recent months just how important the civil reconstruction of the country is, so as to raise people's hopes for peace in good time before the elections in September?
The popular educational value ofPolish poster art was also repeatedly emphasized not only on the Polish side, but also in West Germany.
Consequently, the Divine part which was then incarnated in Jesus of Nazareth must reunite completely with the Father,as Christ Himself repeatedly emphasized.
It is within this friction that the work of the 80's artists takes place.Luo Yang and No. 223 have repeatedly emphasized that they are not thinking in ideological or even political frameworks.
He received orders for detached houses and villas, elegant white buildings that are not related to the so-called„Bauhaus style", but to the domestic architecture of Le Corbusier,as Meier repeatedly emphasized.
The correct implication, which Phelps repeatedly emphasized, is that governments can implement a variety of policies, particularly structural policies, to allow the economy to operate at a lower level of unemployment.
The HRMI also pointed out that adopting such a ban would be contrary to the case law of the European Court of Human Rights(ECtHR),which has repeatedly emphasized that open debate on historical issues is in the public interest.
It is repeatedly emphasized that her body doesn't correspond to any conventional ideal of beauty and yet she still displays it, and that her clothes are not come prêt à porter, but a mix of H&M, Zara and second-hand chic.
Already then, I pondered whether these"Mesa-Men," who allegedly laid"the foundation of the civilization of the future," were not simplyJudeo-Nazis who--as Israel Shahak has repeatedly emphasized--grow like weeds, especially in America.
The specific spirituality of the Bishop, as the Synod Fathers repeatedly emphasized, is further enriched by the bestowal of that grace inherent in the fullness of the priesthood which is given to him at the moment of his ordination.
First, it was repeatedly emphasized, that the prime cause for migration is the desire to contribute to the fulfillment of the basic needs of one's family, and- although it often might seem so- doesn't have anything to do with a declining willingness to the rural lifestyle itself.
This Fa of ours has explained it very clearly, and the question is one of whether you are willing to measure yourself according to it. Think about it, everyone,we have repeatedly emphasized that the enlightened beings aren't allowed to teach the Fa over there, and if they did, that would be revealing Heaven's secrets, and they would fall.
The Security Council recalls that it has repeatedly emphasized the responsibility of States to end impunity and bring to justice those responsible for genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and serious violations of international humanitarian law.
The most important commands were in the hands of the“Qassamites,” while the Mufti directed the revolt from Beirut.26 Dr. Reichert from the IntelligenceBureau had several meetings with representatives of the insurgents and repeatedly emphasized that“on the basis of the Third Reich's undertakings to Haj Amin el-Husseini the Arab nationalists will soon have sufficient financial resources for the continuation of their rebellion.”27.
It recognizes the importance of equality, repeatedly emphasizing the right to the equal protection and enjoyment of rights and privileges, including the right to freedom of religion.
The cross reference makes sense, because the Frenchman repeatedly emphasizes the fact that his music is not created in a void, but instead consistently takes current influences into consideration.
Their state of mind was also influenced by the conservative media-and Trump himself- repeatedly emphasizing how badly the economy was doing.
In the Plaza de Mayo, people are incredibly open, happy to talk with us,readily telling us stories, and repeatedly emphasizing how important it is that we document their struggle and show it to the world.
The Direct Access concept is also meaningfully implemented in the central cassettes and, in addition to the incredible speed of the console itself,the reason why experienced engineers repeatedly emphasize that you cannot work faster with any other console than with an AURUS.
The third point is that, as we have said, whilst the circumstances in Burma remain as they are, we will be against Burma being included here, on the basis of the treaty arrangements between the European Union and the ASEAN countries. This is because,as we of course repeatedly emphasize, human rights must be respected and this is also a condition or a part of the treaties.