Examples of using Were valued in English and their translations into German
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They were valued members of my crew, Inspector, not criminals.
It received almost 200,000 assets, which were valued at 50 billion euros in two phases.
Imports were valued at 1.1 billion€ mainly from Norway and India, while exports totalled 0.7 billion€ mainly to Switzerland and China.
The plates showing winged game and(3) fish were valued by Schwerdt as“The coloured lithographs are good”.
EU exports to ASEAN were estimated at€ 42.7 billion,while EU imports from ASEAN were valued at€ 66.2 billion.
Previously, astronomers were valued precisely their age and years of practice.
In 2002, catches under the internationalagreements accounted for 20% of all Community catches and were valued at approximately EUR 1 billion.
Cattle became the commodity by which all other commodities were valued and which was everywhere willingly taken in exchange for them- in short, cattle acquired a money function and already at this stage did the work of money.
It was then that the Phoenician population began to produce textiles, furniture, ivory carving,glass and metal goods that were valued throughout the Middle East and the Mediterranean.
All of Deutsche EuroShop AG's investment properties were valued except for those under construction- Árkád Pécs, Phoenix-Center and Forum Wetzlar- and Galeria Dominikanska, which was not acquired until 31 December 2003.
However, many saw that that demand for payphones may persist in certain areas orcircumstances, and that they were valued by the most vulnerable members of society in particular.
In addition, Forbo holds treasury shares which were valued at around CHF 152 million as at year-end 2009.
Swiss watchmaking got its start in the 16th century when French Huguenots fled persecution andhired local farmers to create"movements," which were valued for their intricate details.
As it turned out, this idealistic approach(and the three year development and extra cost this philosophy entailed)did not produce results that were valued by the marketplace-and the company paid a massive price, losing wholesale market share to those more nimble companies that offered products that were‘good enough.
In the Netherlands, van Zoonen(1991) found that a shift in the tone of Dutch news from a'serious' to a more'lighthearted' style coincided with anincrease in the number of female news readers, who were valued both for their professional and their feminine qualities.
China had 359 million online payment users in mid -2015, up almost 18 percent in six months, according to the China Internet Network Information Center.Mobile transactions were valued at some 9.3 trillion yuan(1.4 trillion dollars) last year, up an annual 57 percent, one industry estimate showed.
The new contract may be valued at 1 billion USD.
Cost can be valued volunteer work.
But each individual moment is still very important andshould be valued.
Previously, items were incorrectly being valued without their enhancements.
People will return if they know they are valued.
Older people should be valued for their experience.
It's important to me that you know how much you are valued.
A cosmopolitan and tolerant environment where atmosphere, diversity and respect are valued.
Dissatisfaction should be valued to the full extent.
Your service is valued, Tribune.
Previous NRC experience is valued.
Each request is valued in technical terms with respect to successful and timely implementation.
The loans are valued on an individual basis.