Examples of using Tangible form in English and their translations into German
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A weapon is a tangible form of power.
It is time to give Parliaments' Resolution tangible form.
When product waste is created in a tangible form, we re-use and recycle over 85.
The essential message of the exhibitors:The perceived recovery is taking real and tangible form.
An artist fixes his imagination in a tangible form called a photograph.
The pavilion structures embody the typical state innovation strength by them being given a specific and tangible form.
And the appearance of the Hierarchy upon earth in tangible form is no exception to this rule.
Most importantly, you need to know you arebeing of genuine service, and that you are translating your beliefs into tangible form.
Not in the tangible form of 1897, of course, for many an opposite will resolve itself in the course of time, and many a new one will come along to replace it.
This catalogue of goodintentions does need to be given tangible form, however.
It is therefore good news, in that it gives tangible form to our desire to live in a society with high levels of social protection and high environmental values.
Therefore, there is a need for the governments of the world to increase their support of the United Nations andto translate this support into tangible form.
Thus, there are material needs that require availability of the products in their tangible form- food, transport, housing, clothing, appliances.
Darboven's large-scale installations function like compensating stores oftime which bring thousands upon thousands of centuries into a tangible form.
This revision corroborates and gives tangible form to the stronger position of the European Parliament after the adoption of the Treaty of Lisbon.
As soon as Fate brings them face to face with special circumstancestheir powers begin to develop progressively and to be manifested in tangible form.
The EU also continues to seek tangible form for its stated aims, by promoting governability, integrated coexistence and the spread of its humanitarian ideals around the world.
The five Cosmic Principles(Panchatattva) contain Divine consciousness(Chaitanya)and they are active in their tangible form through the earth, water, fire, air, and space we see all around us.
In addition, a Policy Planning Offi ce was set up to facilitate prompt implementation of leadership by the president, andthis has enabled the president's ideas to be turned quickly into tangible form.
We will give these things tangible form in the implementing regulations and make them usable; in doing this, we are guided by the Financial Regulation and by the need for these quite new items to be dealt with one by one.
The JCCs supported these requests aimed at clearly defining the Committee's tasks andgiving tangible form to the Union's wish to further reinforce the democratic legitimacy of Community policies.
Writing» and« written» mean a record of information( including information communicated by teletransmission) which is in tangible or other form andis capable of being reproduced in tangible form on a subsequent occasion.
The image, that seemed missing, returns as new, tangible form, as tangible as the world photographed in the beginning- this time not longer singularity, but extracted from the chaos and incorporated into a symbolic order,- As an image of missing image.
We do really, after all, want a kingdom that can be appraised by our senses of sight and hearing and feeling- a palpable kingdom,the answer in tangible form to all our efforts and labours;
Mr Almunia confirmed that 2008 would be an opportunity tomark the formal launch of EMU which took tangible form in 2002 with the euro, which was now the clearest symbol of Europe and which facilitated monetary discipline and the integration of the financial markets.
The trader must ensure that the contract terms referred to in point(e) of paragraph 3 are made available in alphabetical or other intelligible characters and on a durable medium by means of any support which permits reading,recording of the information contained in the text and its reproduction in tangible form.
Confidential Information" is defined as allinformation disclosed by you to Joomag or by Joomag to you which is in tangible form and labeled"confidential" (or with a similar legend) or which a reasonable person would understand to be confidential given the nature of the information and circumstances of disclosure, including, but not limited to, information relating to Joomag's security policies and procedures.
We are happy to make ourselves available to the European Convention, as well as to the living social forces interested in the debate on the future of the Union(even those which are not directly or indirectly represented by our committee),if there is a question of giving tangible form to the idea of a forum of civil society.
We have now met goals, Mr President, which not even they dared to hope for, and finally the dream of European integration can be fulfilled:a dream which already took tangible form 20 years ago when the European Parliament adopted by an overwhelming majority the draft drawn up under the guidance of Altiero Spinelli, on 14 February 1984; also that date, which we are commemorating today, is celebrated as the date of birth of the constituent process.
The key element of this resolution is the call for'the suspension of further negotiations over the signing of the still pending Association Agreement between the EU and Syria' and the fact that'the conclusion of such an agreement should depend on the capacity of the Syrianauthorities to carry out the expected democratic reforms in tangible form.