Examples of using To give a lecture in English and their translations into German
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President of the Project's Managing Board, to give a lecture on the subject.
Ludwig Schulz was invited to give a lecture on political and economic developments in the MENA region in the aftermaths of the Arab Spring. He gave his
One afternoon the young postdoctoral fellow was supposed to give a lecture.
After the awards ceremony, the recipient of the award is expected to give a lecture on his/her scientific work.
the scholarship holder will be offered the opportunity to give a lecture on his latest work.
So the ladies wanted me to give a lecture on Goethe's Faust- this was selected as the subject- the husbands were also invited.
Speaker- a person entitled to give a lecture during the Conference and chosen by the Organiser according to the procedure referred to in paragraph V of the Regulations.
is going to give a lecture on the issue of“Recognizing and Persuading Users”.
As an outstanding KREBS+ KIEFER scientist in this field, Dr. Mueller was invited to give a lecture on"The UHPC parabolic troughs made of Nanodur concrete for solar thermal power plants.
I don't intend to give a lecture or a monologue.
On 21 January, Mr SÖDERMAN was invited to give a lecture on“The meaning of the European Ombudsman for ordinary EU citizens”.
In Ukraine I was invited to give a lecture at the Department of Media
For example just last year, I was invited to give a lecture in Montreal and there I did dog sledding for the first time.
When Dr. Birnholz-Vazquez came to the local community college to give a lecture, Marshall, the youngest member of the audience,
one of my colleagues was invited to give a lecture at a university in Beijing.
Want me to give a lecture?
I was about to give a lecture.
One time, you were going to give a lecture on quantum physics.