Examples of using Itinerant in English and their translations into German
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Political
It is estimated that there are more than two million itinerant workers in Europe.
Itinerant collective work.
Such people, and people like itinerant prophets and apostles, bring problems.
They brought the inevitable clash between the itinerant and the settled ministry.
In the Ottoman times, there were itinerant storytellers called"meddah.
The first one concerned mobile(itinerant) criminal groups.
professional indexer and itinerant propagandist for a well-known opera company.
Itinerant, town to town.
Monassi: yes to a“Cernobbio” itinerant for the ports.
The Pontifical Council For the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People, Pilgrimage in the Great Jubilee 2000, n. 23.
What better African story was there than the rise of these itinerant businesspeople?
discussed the problems posed by cross-border itinerant crime.
Cross-border itinerant crime.
Itinerant time travelers.
Institutional support There are fifteen itinerant workshops.
An itinerant museum: the other historical seats of the collection.
Your Honour, the man is an itinerant with no permanent address.
Vandersterre Groep plays a leading role in the itinerant trade segment at local markets.
GRK Itinerant magnetism and superconductivity in intermetallic compounds Dresden.
Itinerant binding electrons change the state.