Examples of using Envisages in English and their translations into German
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However, in addition, the Commission envisages the creation of a European Food Authority as a further measure.
private sector that the Commission envisages in its proposal.
If the full funding is made available, the Commission envisages that around 270 000 students will benefit from the Erasmus programme in 2012-2013.
The methodology of the credit system calculation envisages the use of 60 credits for one academic year.
Industry 4.0 envisages the fusion of mechanical production with intelligent,
He envisages a nation and a philosophical community,
The Irish presidency has tabled a paper on this question which envisages the possibility of a general provision on non-discrimination as well as a suitable legal basis to adopt legislative measures to prevent such discrimination.
The second also negative cliché extends also the thesis of the marginal position now to the university structure and envisages in its reflections about it an incarnation of the Prussian politics appearing on university levels.
The second also negative cliche extends the thesis of the marginal position now also to the university structure and envisages in its reflections an incarnation of the Prussian politics appearing on university levels.
The legislation also envisages an exemption for the steel industry,
The programme envisages three operational goals.
The European Commission envisages the following milestones.
The military reorganization that the NDPO envisages is far-reaching.
Sinn(1993) envisages a situation in which.
The Commission envisages implementation of this Directive by 16 March 2013.
The Commission envisages taking some actions described under section 6.
The shipping policy envisages that PerfectHair.
Which envisages a budget to buy materials.
TCCC envisages three phases of medical care.
This agreement envisages a step-by-step acquisition of 1.