Examples of using Would especially in English and their translations into German
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I would especially like to thank Mr Blokland.
A return to the Deutsche Mark, however, was no option and would especially harm Germany.
We would especially like to thank Prof. Dr.-Ing.
Thanks to our discussions,I have gained a much deeper insight into the complexity of the matter and I would especially praise him here in public for his openness.
This compliment would especially go to their sound engineer then.
Bentayga Diesel is also triple-charged(two turbos, one electric powered compressor), which delivers a far quicker,more dynamic response than conventional turbochargers would, especially at the lower engine speed range.
We would especially like to thank the sponsors of the action.
New legislative measuresthat were then possibly undermined by unadapted laws would, especially in the first sensitive phase of membership, have unnecessary negative consequences.
I would especially like to thank my beautiful fiancée Gabrielle.
I have never read of anyone who experienced abject terror as I did,and would love to know if there are many who have, and would especially love to know why I didn't experience the bliss and wisdom that so many others have.
Boulez: I would especially like to finish Éclat/Multiples.
We would especially like to recommend the following sights to you.
So far you have been absolutely professional and I would especially emphasize that you are very fast which isespecially important to us because we often get requests at the last minute.
We would especially like to thank Mr. Klemens Krause Computermuseum-Stuttgart.
The list of painters I love is very long, but I would especially highlight the work of Georgia O'Keeffe, her colored views and voluptuous forms with which I identify particularly.
I would especially recommend LanguageUK for families with smaller children or seniors.
Siddharta would especially like to thank their devoted fans!
I would especially emphasise four factors which I think are particularly interesting about this directive.
It would especially need to be targeted at those countries whose economic imbalances are judged to be a particular danger to the functioning of the euro area.
I would especially point out that the particularly vicious weaponry used in January has left many people with missing limbs and terrible burns.
I would especially point out the quite unacceptable buildings administration and the way in which the rules for using the competitive tendering procedures were circumvented.
We would especially bioclimatic architecture and, in recent years, our work has been developed to maintain this commitment as one of the main objectives.
I would especially like to thank Sofia Sakorafa, who has agreed to be responsible for the relations of this Commission with the European Parliament and other national Parliaments.
The EESC would especially like to see the group given a new key role in assisting the Commission with the preparation, monitoring and implementation of policies relating to micro and small businesses.
The EESC would especially like to see junior schools promote a more positive message about European forestry based industries and the important, environmental, social and economic role they perform in society.
This reform would especially allow to take a weight off Greece and Italy and- hopefully- to put an end to externalization, by setting up a fair and equal system of the treatment of asylum claims between the EU Member States.
The EESC would especially like to see the group given a new key role in assisting the Commission with the preparation, monitoring and implementation of policies relating to micro and small businesses in close cooperation with the SME organisations.
I would especially welcome the items intended to improve the situation of small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as the support given to the Progress programme, the EURES consultancy and information network and pilot projects such as the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund.
In this context, I would especially mention the need for the Commission's reforms to be implemented in such a way that the administration becomes genuinely efficient and is made sufficiently flexible for it to be possible, once and for all, to straighten out those problems that led to the Commission's departure in 1999.