Examples of using Tangible reality in English and their translations into German
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The euro is now a tangible reality.
This can only happen if both sides have a strong will to turn dialogue andstatements into a tangible reality.
Nevertheless, this is a tangible reality for citizens of Europe.
The Field Station, previously designed, becomes tangible reality 2013.
The ambition of making the EU a tangible reality for citizens must go beyond the single market.
By combining the acupressure points with the meridians andchakras holistic healing converted to a tangible reality.
Each poem is an experience taken from the tangible reality, delivered in meaningful and plain words;
What initially sounds like a contradiction,with Casio Pro Trek outdoor watches becomes a fascinating, tangible reality.
We have made the EU's founding principles a tangible reality in Europeans' everyday lives.
The churches are a nexus for communities-and, even more, a place where the intersection of mind,body and spirit is a tangible reality.
His sculptures exist first and foremost as a tangible reality in the physical reality of light and space.
As I have said on several occasions, the knowledge-based society is more than a mere aspiration;it is already a tangible reality.
Is 11,1;what had been impossible in human eyes had become a tangible reality in that child who was to be consecrated to the Lord.
In a resolution adopted on 27 March,4the Council emphasized the importance of the transposition andapplication of Community social legislation to make it a tangible reality for citizens.
In some countries, the participation is a tangible reality under different terms and conditions, in I vissa länder är deltagandet en konkret verklighet under olika villkor.
We must enhance, at the same time as reforming, the Euro-Mediterranean process; we must stress the fundamental idea thatinspired it and, in this case, transform potential achievements into a tangible reality.
This is nothing subjective, it is a perfectly tangible reality, and it underpins our right to establish, on the entire surface of the known world, our Republic, for the happiness of the people.
Endogenous voice of the modern patient does nothing else than the smothering in a hurricane of endless"I", that in turn compel imagining and wishes idealized conditions, and of course,to deny the tangible reality.
Baptism is not something abstract," he said,"but a very tangible reality; it is alive and in each of us who are called to experience it, so that it might not remain just a concept up in the air.
Some want to find in the world of computer games is what they lack in reality- space battles, the ancient mysteries of the world, full of different magical adventures, magic and incredible technological abilities-all looking for the millions of people crossing the border of a tangible reality.
Promoting cultural cooperation anddiversity thus helps to make European citizenship a tangible reality by encouraging direct participation by European citizens in the integration process.
As this document has described,IoT is not yet a tangible reality, but rather a prospective vision of a number of technologies that, combined together, could in the coming 5 to 15 years drastically modify the way our societies function.
The reinforced commitment to address the miscellaneous flaws identified in this report will bring about the changes that will improve the implementation and application levels of the Health and Safety Directives and make the health andsafety protection a tangible reality for all workers, contributing in this way to the improvement of productivity and quality of work.
The need to addressroaming problems to make the single market a tangible reality for European citizens and businesses is also reflected in the Single Market Act adopted by the Commission on 13 April 2011.
European citizenship needs to furtherprogress from a concept enshrined in the Treaties to become a tangible reality demonstrating in the daily lives of citizens, its added value over and above national citizenship.
In order topermit the undisputed benefits of world-wide trade to become a tangible reality to as many people as possible- not only shareholders and big companies- we must continue to work intensively, within the framework of the WTO, with the consequences and by-products of world trade as they affect national distribution of prosperity.
The function of notes, and of a collection of notes,is to experience the condition of being free as a tangible reality since they embody the sense of apχειv(archein- to lead or to begin), setting in motion the intercourse between senses and ideas, self and others.
We have to wait until almost the end of the document(section 5: Conclusions)to read that"IoT is not yet a tangible reality, but rather a prospective vision of a number of technologies that, combined together, could in the coming 5 to 15 years drastically modify the way our societies function.
At the dawn of the 21st century,as the economic integration of an enlarging European Union becomes a tangible reality with the introduction of the Euro, our society is faced with the challenge of finding its proper place in a world shaken by economic and political turbulence.
One must read the sole work that the"Father of Europe"devoted to this venture,an unreachable dream that became a tangible reality, in order to understand his approach and the political stakes of this peaceful and determined construction of continental unity, heretofore unprecedented in history.