Translation of "Historisch begründet" in English

The reasons for this may be manifold, and are certainly well-founded historically.

Throughout eight semesters, students become socially aware, historically grounded, creative practitioners.

Quite often the registry is set up at a local store, which is vested historically.

Elbling Elbling is unjustly - although historically founded – considered as a basis for sparkling wine.

The list's name is historically chosen and derives from the pioneering USB solution HIGHWAY.

The criticism of Israel’s construction of a dividing wall is also poorly supported in historical terms. The Israeli authorities consider that wall to be nothing more than a ‘security fence’.

The fact that the opening of the market to competition is slow and gradual is attributable to a historical factor, but does not call into question the competition existing between provident societies.

This is currently the structure at European level in the agricultural area (where there are separate GI regulations for wine, spirits, aromatised wines, and agricultural products and foodstuffs), but the split seems mainly to be for historical reasons.

Others feared the socio-economic impact of such an initiative in their countries where large-scale structures may have a historical basis;

As indicated in the reply of the EESC, quasi-public or joint entities have a historical origin which may be respected, since these entities respect the rules of real competition without distortion of costs or abuse of a dominant position, as is currently encountered in Europe in several situations.

As indicated in the reply of the EESC, quasi-public or joint entities have a historical origin which may be respected, since these entities respect the rules of real competition without distortion of costs or abuse of a dominant position, as is currently encountered in Europe in several situations.

However, due to historical reasons Great Britain has been greatly restricted by its limited gauge and generally double-decker cars are not considered.

Geographically speaking Europe has the characteristics of a subcontinent that together with Asia shapes the continent of Eurasia. Historically and culturally, however, it is considered a separate continent.

French and Tunisians have an historic relationship - each party is an indispensable, partner to the other.

Geographically speaking Europe has the characteristics of a subcontinent that together with Asia shapes the continent of Eurasia. Historically and culturally, however, it is considered a separate continent.

We can hardly say what there is in the tale of Paul that has any historical foundation.

We have spoken elsewhere, from a historical and theoretical perspective, about the delusion of repressing fractionism from above.

This makes sense historically, as wine in France was, and is, typically stored in caves with 13°C being the optimum underground temperature.

It also cannot be justified on historical grounds or in terms of a 'gentlemen's agreement’.

This refers to the way it has developed historically.

From outside the historic brick pavement, landscaped courtyard, an open doorway Lane has a romantic Southern atmosphare.

These claims are predominantly grounded in historical entitlements that are quite difficult to comprehend in today's world.

Among such points of contention was the Germans' insistence, historical seismic data in hand, that the buildings be built to withstand earthquakes of magnitude 8 on the Richter scale, whereas the Chinese and Russians wanted to settle for 7.