Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Which stem in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Your motivations are based on your emotions which stem from your definitions….
Which stems crawl on the ground mixture in which they adhere to their roots.
Advertising is an important economic activity which stems from the most fundamental rights.
Much of which stem from the fact that testosterone exhibits a high tendency to convert into estrogen.
The overall costs would be financed from the 1999 budget surplus which stems from the delays in Europol's taking-up of activities.
Much of which stem from the fact that testosterone exhibits a high tendency to convert into estrogen.
There are a variety of causes that may lead to nystagmus, many of which stem either from a peripheral vestibular
also for the obligations and commitment which stem from the Stability and Growth Pact.
The horizontal measures which stem from the new approach in harmonization cover.
For example, a recent study found that a large proportion of young Indian children think the Earth floats on water, which stems from indigenous Indian astronomy 14.
The mutual benefits of volunteering which stem from the migration of third country volunteers to the EU should also be recognised.
The shift in the focus of economic policy away from R& D to innovation also reduces the implicit preference for high-tech industries, which stems from the attempt to increase R& D spending.
It must also be able to cater for other needs which stem from the switchover from one economic
it is necessary to bear in mind the risks for the whole euro area, which stem from continuing growth divergence and persisting imbalances.
The obstacles which stem from these differences dissuade traders,
Most CRM projects are not successful because of the resistance from the sales team, which stems from improper orientation,
They are different from compliance costs which stem from the generic requirements of the legislation,
In concluding this monograph, we should like to remind the reader of the main guidelines for action which stem from this central idea of providing optimum training situations for young people.
The right to information about the charge, which stems from Article 6(3)(a)
Hence, it does not remedy the problem of distortion of competition on road haulage markets, which stems from the significant differences in diesel taxation in the Member States.
to facilitate searches within them will take place in collaboration with international partners involved in the Freshwater Information Platform initiative, which stemmed from the- now completed- EU FP7 BioFresh project.
The fishing industry had always had to cope with certain problems which stem from the nature of the industry itself:
managing regional crises which stem from a large variety of political,
Every regional economy is today exposed to strong external influences, which stem from the rapid change in consumer preferences,
reflecting the different constitutional traditions which stem from the various histories and specific circumstances of the individual Member States.
In e-commerce transactions, traders incur further contract law related costs which stem from the need to adapt the business's website to the legal requirements of each Member State where they direct their activity.
This failure, which stems from deregulation and fierce competition,
Adoption of the proposals already laid before the Council and of any others which stem from this Communication should provide the Community with the tools required to implement its policy.
The Commission's action, which stems from complaints by Mannesmann Arcor
the amendment contains a hidden agenda which stems from a hatred of trade unions and is an attempt to destroy the work which the unions have built up over many years.