Examples of using Ternational in English and their translations into German
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MGIMO is a wonderful life experience for in ternational students.
An in- ternational patent application was filed in November 2011, and the new product line will be launched worldwide in spring 2012.
Apparently, the Japanese economy was opening up to in ternational imports see Graph 12.
Despite the gloomier in ternational outlook a soft-landing is still expected for the US economy with growth slowing tojust above 2% in 1999 and 2000.
My vision for ESD beyond 2014is that lessons learned on national implementation and in- ternational collaboration in ESD are captured and shared.
At national and in ternational trade fairs such as transport logistic China, the initiative represents and markets the logistics and business location of Schleswig-Holstein.
This was discussed at a plenary meeting of the In ternational Commission held in Amsterdam on 6 and 7 March 1975.
The procedures for international negotiations toharmonize rules on passenger ships engaged on in ternational voyages are laid down in article 12 ofthe Directive.
The stability pact was launched by the EU in June 1999 and involves also the United States, Russia, Canada,Japan, in ternational organisations(UN, NATO, OSCE, CoE) and IFIs.
This rule is departed from, as in the case of the In ternational Science and Technology Centre(ISTC) and the Gulf Cooperation Council GCC.
The ILO Governing Body decided at its March 1998 session that human resources development andtraining should be the subject of a general discussion at the In ternational Labour Conference in 2000.
The service's work also includes representing CEDEFOP at in ternational exhibitions and events in cooperation with the European Commission and the CEDEFOP office in Brussels.
The Commission and the Member States of the Communityparticipated in a special session of the Council of the Fifth In ternational Tin Agreement in London on 6 to 8, 14, 18 and 25 May.
The detailed arrangements for such cooperation may be the subject of in ternational agreements between the Community and the third parties con cerned which shall be negotiated and concluded in accordance with Article 228.
The programs will focus on topics related to the use of natural resources and biodiversity on the trans- border area,local social and linguistic studies, and in- ternational relations, among others deemed strategic for local development.
The coastal agglomerations, Hamburg and Bremen,have a high share of in ternational trade functions,'other services' being clearly under-represented in comparison to Munich, Rhine-Main, Cologne-Düsseldorf.
The Film Festival- of audiovisual materials for information, training and education in health and safety at work- will be organised by HSE on behalf of the Commission andheld during the UK Presidency of the European Union at the Edinburgh In ternational Conference Centre from 6 to 8 May 1998.
Article 37 TEU requires Member States,within international organisations and at in ternational conferences in which they take part, to defend the common positions adopted under the provisions of Title VI TEU.
The Parties to the Convention integrateculture as strategic element at all levels in their national and in- ternational development policies and thus contribute towards sustainable development Article 13.
Europe is also leading in ternational calls for tighter controls on HCFCs and played an important role in agreeing the 2005 phaseout of methyl bromide in developed countries un der the Montreal Protocol.
On the shoulders of the elected officials rests the august responsibility to make the ICC into the universal, strong,independent and credible in ternational judicial institution that die Diplomatic Con ference of Rome envisaged in 1998.
The Community took an active part in all the meetings of the International Sugar Organization,especially those held in the framework of the sessions of the In ternational Sugar Agreement Council in May and November.
The European Solidarity Centre intends to combine scientific and research functions with a modern museum facility which will document all the aspects of the activity of the democratic opposition in Poland and other former communist countries,to be a venue for important in- ternational meetings and discussions.
For more than 20 years multicountry economies,as measured by world trade and in ternational financial intermediation, have grown at about twice the speed of national economies, as measured by GDP and'domestic' financial assets.
A report 4 on the lessons learned on education's contribution to sus- tainability during the decade between the Rio Summit(1992) and the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannes- burg, South Africa(26 August- 4 September 2002),also acknowledged that while progress had been made at national and in- ternational levels, more efforts were needed to influence wider policy and practice in this area.
Proposal for a Council decision approving the accession of the European Community to the In ternational Plant Protection Convention, as revised and approved by Resolution 12797 of the 29th Session of the FAO Conference in November 1997.
In November 1999 the In ternational Telecommunications Users Group(INTUG) published a study showing that, for mobile telephone customers, the difference in price between roamed and non-roamed international mobile calls to the same destination within the European Union can be as high as 500.
The EU reaffirms its support for the government of President Uribe in its efforts to address threats to de mocracy, terrorism,illegal drugs, human rights and in ternational humanitarian law violations and the serious humanitarian crisis as outlined in the London declaration of 10 July 2003.
The impact of the Nuremberg In ternational Military Tribunal and the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslaviain The Hague will be considered, as well as their role in the transformation of post-genocidalsocieties through the fostering of human rights.
Three intensive workshops followed: a symposium on the occasion of the 1000 th anniversary of the philoso- pher, historian and divination expert Shao Yong(1012-1077), a workshop on the place of the concepts of destiny and prognostication in Indian traditions and- in cooperation with Rice University- a, to date,unique conference of in- ternational specialists on the divinatory traditions in East Asia.