Translation of "Charakter besitzen" in English

The hair-fixing polymer can be anionic, nonionic, cationic or amphoteric in character.

They may have acidic, neutral or basic character.

Their products and services have to be innovative.

Preferably the lining should be non-metallic.

Such a badge 2 b can for example have the nature of a check card.

The projects we support have to be exemplary, and not create new dependence.

In fact, many of the drawings from this early period have the character of models.

An invention must have technical character.

Instead of owning only one character, here we have three.

I plan to have character one day.

The only difference being, perhaps, that the situation in Luxembourg is even more urgent than it is elsewhere.

Like a national court, it therefore has a broad discretion as to both the figures and the statistical data to be chosen and also, above all, as to the way in which they are to be used to calculate and evaluate the damage.

I therefore focused on woody notes, which have strength and unique character.

The ventilation system is further intended to have as passive a character as possible and to consume only a small amount of electrical energy.

Endurance – The higher the endurance value, the more life points a character can have.

All of its heroines are strong women, possessing a purposeful and strong-willed character.

Chef Javier Marrone captivates diners with dishes that are simple but bursting with character.

Almost all prehistoric art or archaic-ancient art has abstract features that possess a mythical, decorative character.

Has the Central Committee sufficient character and firmness?” The meaning of the above lines is quite obvious.

Whatever other standards are developed these must be supplementary and complementary.

It's certain that the character of the capoliveresi is still very proud today.

This figure may be based on possible estimates, but these have no normative character as such.

We Socialists see two risks. The first is that the entire debate will be conditioned by the price guarantees of market policy and by their exclusive nature.

Since sanctions and blacklists are only temporary, I believe that close and serious monitoring must be carried out and that a regular evaluation is required, with mandatory consultation of Parliament.

The guidelines should therefore be more overarching and concentrate on measures that, together with the economic policy guidelines, genuinely lead to economic growth and consequently to more people employed and thus to the provision of resources for things like education and health care.