Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Which assumes in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Art which assumes an idea and refers to the space.
What it does rule out is meditation which assumes the meditator isn't already at Home.
Baseline", which assumes non accession
Hawes is one of the disciples of this tradition, which assumes a singing style of playing.
It is a treatment which assumes that these island regions experience difficulties as a result of the lack of a land bridge.
However, this will not be covered in this introduction, which assumes a relatively small-scale NIS environment.
N The conceptual method by which Marxists examine the dynamic character of social relations which assumes that.
The Coombs test is a fairly time-consuming inspection method, which assumes a characteristic accuracy of performance.
A reasoning which assumes that the God of love, preached by Jesus, can never be
slightly less convenient method which assumes that you will normally boot DOS,
provided that the user can open root access, which assumes obtaining super-administration rights.
The results of the baseline scenario, which assumes full implementation of policies in place or in the pipeline by August 1997, shows the extent of the challenges ahead.
will run the/etc/rc script of the jail, which assumes the jail is a complete virtual system.
The updated programme is based upon a macroeconomic scenario which assumes that, following a slowdown in 1999-2000,
simply called the node, which assumes the role conventionally played by the server.
A person of vermilion corner is a town of the water which assumes the market which it was possible for in the ground of the point of the waterway in the times of Soong an opening in about 1100 in the Christian era.
It is based on the Protocol scenario in the 1998 WMO/UNEP ozone assessment, which assumes maximum allowed emissions within protocols.
In opposition to the short-sighted policy which assumes that charity begins at home,
with an evergreen of the Chinese parasol department which assumes a South American tropical area autochthonism from Central America, it is cultivated.
Hence the Presidency has moved ahead with a compromise proposal, which assumes that the execution of an arrest warrant for offences included in the positive list does not require double jeopardy verification.
the third operates on the economy's potential growth path, which assumes the optimal use of all available resources and technologies.
closely connected with a tradition which assumes that the visual arrangement of observable reality is a necessary precondition for any ability to exercise power over that reality.
Besides ensuring that it has the necessary resources, which assumes that it will be taken properly into account in the financial perspective 2007-2013, it is important
The Council considers the macroeconomic scenario presented in the programme, which assumes average annual output growth of around 2,5% between 2001
On the basis of a cautious macro-economic scenario, which assumes a somewhat more muted recovery of economic activity than in the Commission Autumn 2002 forecast, real GDP growth
Karl Popper used the term historicism in his influential books The Poverty of Historicism and The Open Society and Its Enemies, to mean:"an approach to the social sciences which assumes that historical prediction is their primary aim,
PL Mr President, the European Union's attempt to adopt this development strategy, which assumes that a drastic reduction of carbon emissions generated by human activity will have a significant impact on cyclical climate change,
A ship of the sightseeing comes and goes. A person of vermilion corner is a town of the water which assumes the market which it was possible for in the ground of the point of the waterway in the times of Soong an opening in about 1100 in the Christian era.
Efforts are not supposed to be focused only on training policies which assume that segregation in employment and unemployment originate from an unbalanced supply of women workers.
People were expected to greet each other with pious sayings, which assumed that everyone had converted to this particular sect of Christianity.