Übersetzung für "Ausgangspunkt nehmen" in Englisch

That must be our starting point when the EU formulates its visa policy.

Here's the one I figured would be the key shot for the whole layout... - "The wall where wishes come true."

A complaint can't be the basis of a sexual harassment claim.

Get everything to take to the starting point.

This preparation must start from an understanding of the character of the times.

What's more, you can take the bus back to the starting point at both ends of the trail.

For both variants there is the option of getting back to the starting point back via the route.

And I want to use that as a beginning point to speak on the subject of Christian joy.

Some of your work, particularly the album Blaster, seems to take up dance music as a subject.

You will take a local bus or car as your request to the starting point of your trek.

It is unlikely that anyone would want to use that phrase as the basis of an image search.

To gain access initially, you may try using his typical passwords as a starting point.

More interesting was to start from Inspire’s tradition of using graphics on its cover.

Upon pick-up from the combined starting point, you’ll take the road to the Cantareira State Park.

I think the European Union should see this as a starting point and take a truly active role in dealing with both current and emerging world powers, shaking off once and for all its reputation as a political dwarf in terms of international policy.

The presumption based on the ‘private investor in a market economy’ test cannot therefore take as point of departure the market situation as it was in December but ought logically to be based on a market situation uncontaminated by the impact of the prior declarations.

That is why, taking this simple thought as a starting point, I should like to move on to producers, to those who work the land, who must be recognised also by those who subsequently enjoy the commercial produce they find in the supermarket or some other shop.

Our debate today is on the future of Europe and I might take that as a point of departure.

We must take the euro as a starting point to achieve a seamless Europe, where the markets are fully integrated, a Europe where businesses, workers and students can use the whole of the Union as a reference and as a sphere of action.

Having said that, I believe, when it comes to assessing the prospects for the process of enlarging the European Union with a view to the next European Council, that we must begin with the objectives we had set at the start of our Presidency so that we can then consider what we can expect of Seville in light of what has been achieved so far.