Examples of using Unquantified in English and their translations into German
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It is better to leave some of the world unquantified and in the realm of the gift.
The incidence of cases ofrespiratory allergy among consumers is still unquantified.
Among the unquantified costs are the social costs resulting from firms relocating.
Indeed the chemical is not of pharmaceutical quality andmay contain unspecified and unquantified impurities.
Whereas Austria and Sweden expect unquantified additional emissions from such activities, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain and the UK expect net sequestration.
Consequently, most of the measures identified by Member States in relation tochemical pollution are too general, with unquantified outcomes, rather than substance- or source-specific.
Well, Mr President, liberalization by all means, but on a sound basis,taking account of all the unquantified external effects, whether favourable or adverse for the economies, and especially the external effects on employment which Ireland has rightly made the first priority of its presidency.
Moreover, changes to the global environment(increasing temperatures, altered water resources and other environmental stressors)will bring additional, and to-date relatively unquantified, pressures on food systems.
It is suspected that the conservation measures long term havecontributed to a recent increase in population at a rate unquantified, although habitat fragmentation and poaching remain significant threats Waugh 2006.
To determine what constitutes the amount to cover all the above-mentioned fees and expenses, the ICC Court needs to determine the aggregate value of all claims comprising“the sum of all quantified monetary claims,normally excluding claims for costs and interests” and“the estimated monetary value of unquantified claims.
Indeed I believe that, even though it would be inappropriate to challenge the idea of international free trade, it should however nowbe forced to take account of a number of unquantified costs imposed on society in Europe.
However, there is an urgent need for greater cooperation between the 25 Member States' enforcement agencies, especially now that our land borders, post-enlargement, have increased by over one third to more than 3 000 km andalso because of the acknowledged links between the significant, though unquantified, illegal wildlife trade and organised crime.