Examples of using Being put in English and their translations into German
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
Sometimes this latter is achieved by our being put out of action;
This is a question which is of course always being put to the Commissioner for budgetary matters.
They ask the Troika: Why are the crisis-ridden states being put under so much time pressure?
We in the European Parliament often see ourselves being put under pressure of time.
However, Member States are, in fact, being put under pressure by the threat of commissioners being removed.
And I resent being put in this position.
and terrified of being put into a leadership position.
In the omnichannel environment, merchandise management is being put to the test.
I really enjoy being put in these situations.
Tell her how much you hate being put on the spot. Go ahead, tell her.
We are now once again being put to the test.
where the eggs are kept before being put in the incubator.
Even if it means being put into the firey furnace 7 times hotter!
the Phasing Stick should be use before being put into operation;
By optional equipment, it must be understood the additional component parts likely to be fitted to the vehicle under the responsibility of the manufacturer before the vehicle being registered or being put into service.
The other possibility, of course, is that the real proposal being put to the new EU Member States is for the enlarged EU to be a Europe of solidarity only in terms of duties.
You're being put into carbon freeze.
He's being put under military arrest.
That is the question being put to us.
But difficulties are being put in their way.