Translation of "We have come to know" in German

This does not look like the fresh-faced nubile Bellas that we have come to know.

"We have come to know and to believe

By now we have come to know your child rather well.

That is the love we have come to know in Christ Jesus.

But we also met very, very nice people that we have come to know.

We know that we have come to know him if we obey his commands.

Secondly, over the years we have come to know wood collectors who find the wood for us.

They said, "We have come to know about the difficult situation of Falun Gong practitioners in China.

Mysore: The birthplace of Ashtanga Vinyasa yoga as we have come to know it in the West.

We have come to know as a cordial and always attentive hosts and appreciate.

One of the best agriturismo in Piedmont (Asti Canelli) we have come to know.

By now we have come to know the benefits of integrating a CRM into the website.

We have also come to know that ffdshow codec packs can cause this issue.

We found the north, we have come to know thanks to our car, likable.

Over the years, we have come to know our customers and their needs very well.

I fail to see how, with a diminished CAP, we will be able to respond - just to give another example - to price volatility, and establish a budget line, as is our intention, that will rise to the crisis we have come to know so well.

On 17 November the Commissioner will recall that my committee voted a triple response, what we have come to know as the Russian dolls approach to enlargement strategy.

Thus, just as we have come to know the Board of the European Central Bank a great deal better, so they have undoubtedly realized that for us monetary policy is neutral, and that, in their dealings with national Parliaments, European Members will be attentive and vigilant in ensuring that the operation of the European Central Bank fulfils all the obligations imposed on it by the Treaty: price stability, but also war on unemployment, support for economic growth, and economic, social and regional cohesion in Europe.

We have come to know Mrs Tumpel-Gugerell well in her capacity as Deputy Governor of the Austrian Central Bank and also through her active involvement in the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs.

It tends to be always the same people taking part in these debates, and we have come to know each other fairly well.

Against this background, it was all the more surprising that, despite the obstinacy of Louis Michel, for that is how we have all come to know him in Belgium, and now also in the rest of the world, a sound final declaration was obtained after all.

In conversations last year, David Bahati told Warren Throckmorton and me that other African nations had expressed interest in his Anti-Homosexuality Bill, which we have come to know as The Kill the Gays Bill.

These factors have been the key to the success of the cooperative, peaceful and developed Europe which we have come to know in the last fifty years.

Genocide, what we have come to know as ethnic cleansing, the desperate situation of refugees, the contempt shown for the rights of civilian populations, the enormous increase in intolerance and fanaticism all over the world, usually linked to the level of economic development of the areas in which they occur, and the widespread and flagrant disregard for the rights of minorities — all of these are covered in detail in Mr Imbeni's report.