Examples of using Virtually completed in English and their translations into German
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Small-scale privatisation virtually completed about 1000 SMEs privatised.
The center is currently in a period of expansion, with works that are already virtually completed.
Although the privatisation of small enterprises has been virtually completed, the privatisation of large enterprises has practically stagnated.
We emphasise our commitment to the ongoing negotiations between the EU and MERCOSUR and note in this context that the political,institutional and co-operation chapters are virtually completed.
Since the mechanical part is virtually completed and we don't need to hunt for spare parts anymore as often as before, we have more time for other things.
The alignment process is makingprogress for New Approach directives and is virtually completed in the foodstuffs sector.
Wilhelm von Boddien:"The Berlin Philharmonic concert in the virtually completed Schlüterhof courtyard is not only a wonderful present to the Berlin Palace, I regard it as a great accolade for us all!
This is where the prefabricated components, which have been produced according to LiWooD's design,are assembled directly on site(or nearby) and the virtually completed modules are lined up and connected storey by storey.
More than 32,000m²of gross floor area were virtually completed in just 19 months of construction to allow for multiple inspection bodies to start with the technical certification of the facilities relevant to safety and hygiene.
Italy: Since the programmes in the first phase(1989-91) were virtually completed, efforts in 1994 were concentrated on implementation of the nine OPs in the 1992-93 phase, for which the Community will provide ECU 183 million.
Conversion operations are virtually complete.
It is virtually complete now and we and can provide before and after photos.
The French part of this project is virtually complete.
Construction of the new Siemens headquarters building at Wittelsbacherplatz in Munich is now virtually complete.
Khan; i.e., virtually complete freedom from oversight by governmental authorities.
Thus ghee and clarified butter are virtually complete lactose-free.
The film was virtually complete the day of the explosion.
Degradation of carbon and phosphate was virtually complete.
In the case of waste disposal, investment is virtually complete, while for water supply, some 72% had been undertaken before 2001.
The cut of a total of1,500 jobs announced in 2013 is virtually complete.
It is done:the largest single investment outside of Germany is virtually complete.
Gallus customers benefit from virtually complete integration of Gallus sales and service organisations into the Heidelberg Group.
The building's high green-building standards and virtually complete avoidance of pollutants also lower the quantity of waste requiring disposal.
Process energy generated exceeds the energy consumption of the plant. In consequence, the virtually complete fermentation of residual waste represents an economical and ecologically sound alternative to disposal by combustion.
Updated biographies of certain artists and a virtually complete clarification of the Hagenbund's exhibitions and activities should thus shed new light on a significant chapter in Austrian art history.
Our virtually complete product range for modern pig production includes simple systems, computer-controlled pig feeding systems with equipment for optimum pig climate control and intelligent exhaust air treatment systems.
The balancing ensures that the music remains virtually complete even if it is subjected to external interactions e.g. HF backscattering from other equipment.
The revised version now makes itclear that it refers only to machinery that is virtually complete.
For the recommended dosing schedule,gemcitabine elimination should be virtually complete within 5 to 11 hours of the start of the infusion.
Arose in the case of Italy wheredeliveries of this product were up 15,8% due to the virtually complete halt to nuclear-derived production of electricity in 1987.