Übersetzung für "Core content" in Deutsch

The EESC should provide Members with relevant, high-quality core content.

Traditional Marxism and materialism were the core content of the sessions.

It’s the editorial stream – the core content areas.

The main core content of the programme consists of:

It's the editorial stream – the core content areas.

Clearly structured and focused professional tracks provide the core content.

In this manner, core content will be published in some three dozen languages.

This is CI’s core content.

In the end, attention to detail is the core value of Content (L)abel.

The questionable passages concerned the core content of the funding proposal.

You might know this feature from the Contao core gallery content element.

That’s CI’s core content:

For example, in the word folder, the file document.xml contains the core content of the document.

The core content of the Remuneration Transparency Act is the prohibition of direct and indirect salary discrimination on grounds of gender.

In fact, we officially revealed Zombies Chronicles with one of our core YouTube content creators.

The core Mathematics content will develop your understanding of the areas of analysis, algebra and statistics.

We need to reconsider the key aims, core content and teaching methods of the subject.

In addition to core content, students have the opportunity to select their own focal points through required elective modules.

We have made proposals, the core content of which can be read in the Amsterdam Treaty.

Here it is practised in the form of politics and humaneness, but the core content is the same.

One point on which everyone is agreed in the Committee on Legal Affairs and Citizens' Rights is, in any event, the need for a European model of the information society, in which works of high cultural and artistic quality form the core of the content, and the new technologies are not used to undermine existing rights.

Tests should communicate lessons about rights and democracy, that is, politics – not about lifestyles or the supposed core content of a “national culture” (on which established members of a host country themselves would probably be hard pressed to reach consensus).