Examples of using Central question is in English and their translations into German
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Political
The central question is: In a society so characterised by diversity,
The central question is if there is a coherent identity,
The central question is to what extent monetary policy can be influenced,
A central question is how current artistic strategies are able to visualise invisible,
The central question is whether and how the use of(new)
The central question is always the same.
The central question is: why the oil price climbs?
The central question is how the changing environment impacts developmental processes.
The central question is: How to include stakeholders in decision making in nature conservation.
For all interested in AUKOM from Germany and abroad a central question is in the foreground.
The central question is: Under what conditions is the use of lethal armed force by German forces abroad lawful?
The central question is why the users trust the technologies that have not been officially tested, despite obvious risks.
The central question is whether the determinants as identified by Wohlmuth had a significant influence on the success of transformation.
Another central question is, which elements have had a transnational character for a longer time
A central question is how these forms of knowledge are acquired through understanding and executing the working process as a whole.
With respect to global transformation processes, a central question is in which dynamics the transcultural processes between
A central question is therefore: Do recipients evaluate peace-oriented reportage better than
On the one hand, the central question is in how far households can agree to climate protection as primary objective of the energy transition.
The central question is whether the harm that the injunctions sought by the applicant sought to avert are
The central question is: in what manner does the making of art work toward the domestication of concepts and in what ways does it oppose this civilizing achievement.