Translation of "Good in doing" in German

Where's the good in what you're doing?

And – in my opinion – we are damn good in doing so!

You could say, we were in good hands doing our first winter paragliding.

Seeking to establish a multilateral dialogue with China is all well and good, but in so doing nobody should put China under pressure or only have their own interests in mind.

In the end we will be able to thank Him also for the difficulties, the sicknesses and the crosses because of our certainty that He can transform everything into good and in doing so fulfil His plan for us.

I was sure the real reason of my dismissal was that my colleagues wanted to get rid of me because I was so good in doing my job.

The interpreters take their time to develop these pieces, to let them mature - and prove good timing in the doing, an intuitive sense for the right sound at the right time.

If so, what was Abraham, who was rich in this world's good, doing in peace, comforting Lazarus?

It is said "accumulate virtue and do good deeds", "in doing virtuous deeds one will have blessings".

Nursing schools in India and Tanzania provide young people with the gift of a good education, and in doing so improve medical care in rural areas.

At 17.30 o'clock, the president Wolfgang Ketzler closes the judges-meeting and wishes all a beautiful and interesting weekend in Estepona and the judges a good hand in doing their job.

In particular, we act - and have made good experience in so doing - in close coordination with our European and transatlantic partners.

There is no moral good in doing what your own desires find good or what your family or nation finds good.

When one sees both sides of reality, then one will certainly, and as Mary calls us to do, to decide and thank for what is good, and in so doing to also fight against all that is bad.

We are good in doing this and we are proud of our mission to let you breathe freely surfing the Internet!

The Church has always taught the duty to act for the common good and, in so doing, has likewise educated good citizens for each State.

And also I think we were good in never doing obvious things, never doing the things or songs like some other bands would do - not on purpose, but just because we loved that, we loved strange interesting vocal harmonies, we loved being open to all sorts of instruments.

You don't have very good taste in guys, do you?

What does a good fusilier do in such a case?

I cannot in good conscience do nothing.

But I don't feel good in Japan, do you?

Another good he do in Russia.

We are good in what we do.

Abiding in good, do not forget about the existence of evil!

Yes I am focused on creating loving goodness in all I do.

I disagree with those who - in good faith - do not approve of the approach taken in my report, because they have looked at it superficially, simplistically, influenced perhaps by a number of schemes devised solely on the basis of national experience.

Article 87 of the Treaty therefore cannot apply to any aid perceived to be granted to undertakings engaged in trade in goods, as goods produced in Gibraltar do not circulate freely in the common market but are subject to customs formalities.

However, we wanted to make sure that we enabled exports in particular, which is vital for the crossings and vital for the economy, because getting more goods in if you do not have an economy does not help you as much as if you can do both.

Every one knoweth that great wealth is not to be drawn from literature, and that those who are best posted in good books do not always have a great fire in winter.

Even more relevant, the decline of the renminbi and other currencies in the past year has had very little impact on US import prices, because Chinese and other exporters price their goods in dollars and do not adjust them when the exchange rate changes.

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has held that, although the WCO opinions classifying goods in the HS do not have legally binding force, they amount, as regards the classification of those goods in the Combined Nomenclature (CN), to indications which are an important aid to the interpretation of the scope of the various tariff headings of the CN, insofar as they are not contrary to the wording of the respective heading (see, inter alia, the rulings of the CJEU in Cases C-206/03 [5], C-15/05 [6] and C-227/11 [7]).

The benefit of such preferential arrangements may be claimed by the importer on presentation of origin certificates proving that the goods in question really do originate in the country benefiting from the preference.