Examples of using A considerable degree in English and their translations into German
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but without militarism and, to a considerable degree, without a bureaucracy.
In 2005, there were numerous merger cases with an impact on both sides of the Atlantic where there was a considerable degree of practical cooperation and exchanges of views between the respective EU and US case teams.
Group of the EPC, while it was recognised that a considerable degree of uncertainty is inherently involved in such calculations covering a very long time span.
It has already done this to a considerable degree.
The Croatian economy has achieved a considerable degree of macroeconomic stability with low inflation.
To a considerable degree, the ECB is one of the most open central banks in the world.
are therefore subject to a considerable degree of uncertainty.
However these endeavours have resulted in a considerable degree of freedom of movement for those engaged in the health sector.
The fragile VIPs are installed in these prefabricated elements with a considerable degree of precision and under controlled conditions in the factory.
Each Libra Group business exercises a considerable degree of autonomy.
And in a considerable degree to the employment of different amanuenses.
Many people today already are living self-determined and peaceful to a considerable degree.
which is doubtless modified to a considerable degree by Babylonian designs.
Moreover, the appearance of numerous mechanical inventions has destroyed to a considerable degree the evidence of culture.
Duke Hamilton in the late 18th century a considerable degree contributed to the great development
Wider introduction of financial participation depends to a considerable degree on the Šire uvođenje financijskog sudjelovanja u velikoj mjeri ovisi o.
the consumption of horse-meat prove that part of the occupants had resisted Romanisation to a considerable degree.
The useful life of elastomeric products depends to a considerable degree on the type of elastomer.
In addition, the housing industry profits to a considerable degree from the transponder technology.