Examples of using Third lesson in English and their translations into German
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After the third lesson the time came.
Or tasty gingerbreadhearts that just will come in handy after the third lesson, when it wants to eat.
The third lesson follows from such considerations.
Had prepared an impressive performance, to which, in the third lesson, all pupils met in the auditorium.
In this third lesson is the central assembly technique.
Third lesson: Preparing a written commentary.
This is followed by another tract(Psalm 139),at the close of which the third lesson, viz. the Passion according to St. John, is sung by the deacons or recited from a bare pulpit--"dicitur passio super nudum pulpitum.
Third lesson: Europe must have a European stability mechanism.
But I believe there is a third lesson in this passage of Scripture, a lesson on every person evangelizing.
The third lesson is that public credit must be grounded on the fundamentals of fiscal sustainability.
In passing we should remember- and this is the third lesson- that the racism that we are always hearing about in the European Parliament is a reality found throughout the world.
The third lesson shows a little more in detail for whom GDPR applies.
That is the third lesson which I have learnt from this crisis.
The third lesson is that Keynesian policies do work.
The third lesson we learned is that policy matters. It really matters.
The third lesson we can draw is that Europeans want more not less Europe.
The third lesson from the Buddha's instructions relates to the luminosity of the mind mentioned in AN 1:51-52.
The third lesson is that making Europe stronger- institutionally, politically, and economically- demands continued reform.
The third lesson is that Europe must provide itself with a European stability mechanism to protect our social market economy.
Already in the third lesson you should be able to navigate properly, riding small waves and starting to make turns and basic cuts.
A third lesson from the principle of karma is that developing the brahma-viharas can also help mitigate the results of your past bad actions.
A third lesson from the principle of karma is that developing the brahmavihāras can also help mitigate the results of your past bad actions.
And the third lesson, finally, is that a true army has come out of this battle of Misrata- disciplined, seasoned, accustomed to street fighting and, most of all, extremely efficient.
Third lesson: the abolition of controls on goods at internal frontiers on 1 January 1993 has at the same time dismantled information and verification systems and has increased fraud.
In the third lesson you get more inhabited to this sport, a little more distances will be possible and there will be the possibillity to try for the first time to move and steer the boat with only one row.
The third lesson that the IMF was unable to apply in Greece is that austerity often leads to a vicious cycle, as spending cuts cause the economy to contract far more than it would have otherwise.
Indeed, a third lesson is that neither hard pegs nor unfettered floating facilitate the preservation of a competitive real exchange rate, which is crucial to promoting and sustaining economic development.
Finally, a third lesson- relevant to the fight against the death penalty and, indeed, to winning any political battle- is perseverance, which I consider to be a mix of pig-headedness and the ability to maintain one's position.
Those people who today- and this is the third lesson- want to do away with the entire condemned system and replace it, because the failures we have seen are the result of uncontrolled collective behaviour, are not saying what they want to replace it with, but we know that they are thinking of systems that have brought no results.
The third lesson is harder to take on board because it is the lesson of cowardice: the cowardice of Europeans, the cowardice of the French- even if it was difficult for Léon Blum- the cowardice of the British, the cowardice of all those who thought that if the Spanish people paid the price, then they would not have to.