Voorbeelden van het gebruik van It plausible in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Enough to make it plausible.
You find it plausible that a contractor would think that my mother was the right person to bribe?
The Committee furthermore deems it plausible that Koenigs and I.
I find it plausible that many XIPs can only“carve out their niche” themselves.
Would think that my mother was the right person to bribe? You find it plausible that a contractor?
Not only is it plausible, it's likely.
The directors who believe they should not be liable have the burden of proof to make it plausible.
Not only is it plausible, it's-it's… it's likely.
So probably one of my most important tasks as a writer was to prepare the way, to make it plausible for him to have done this.
The Applicants deem it plausible that the gallery they refer to as'F.H.
the Committee considers it plausible that the note'Haarlem.
The committee deems it plausible that the claimed work of art NK 1861 was also auctioned.
planned measures which make it plausible that the targets set out in the programmes can be achieved.
Her analysis makes it plausible that this standard approach has political implications too.
When the earlier recommendation was adopted, the Committee had deemed it plausible that the Bachstitz Gallery sold NK 1787 to Wigman, who sold it on to Posse in 1944.
This makes it plausible that the work was not considered to be missing during the 1945-1959 period.
the applicants' statements, the Committee deems it plausible that within the framework of this application, the applicants are among those with entitlement rights.
That must make it plausible for the Saudis to agree they will sell oil in Yuan to China,
The Committee considers it plausible that the Nazi authorities' attempts to control
On the strength of this information, the Committee deems it plausible that Katz's relationship to NK 1766 was one of intermediary rather than owner.
The Committee considers it plausible that the aim of the Nazi authorities to control
the Committee deems it plausible that these were everyday transactions
The committee considers it plausible that Bachstitz used the proceeds of selling NK 2904 to pay for his son to stay in Switzerland.
In the light of these complex facts, the Committee also considers it plausible that Semmel was forced to capitalise his art collection because he needed funds immediately.
The Committee deems it plausible that Hollander was forced to use the sales proceeds he received in 1940 to finance ways of avoiding Nazi persecution.
regarding which the Committee considers it plausible that the object was sold
The Committee considers it plausible that Max Rothstein was forced to sell the work of art to support himself
Verbij-Schillings, 261, considers it plausible that the Chronogrammist is the same person as herald Beyeren.
The Committee moreover deems it plausible that, if Arnhold received the proceeds of the work of art,