Translation of "In engen kontakt" in English

Both of these committees come into very close contact with the individual European citizen.

In Paris he entered into close relations with Jean Chapelain.

Possibly, they came in close contact with the Saqqaq culture.

In Heidelberg, he also came into close contact with Reformed theologicians and scholars.

Ivan established close ties with the Kingdom of England.

He came very close to hundreds of humankind on this journey.

The outer edges of adjacent supporting structure rear sides 24 also establish close contact.

Fürstenberg also came into close contact with many Italian scholars.

During your trip you can come into close contact with the population.

He returned to Germany in December 1550 in order to take part in the discussion over the Imperial succession.

The original is to be brought into close contact with the recording material as rapidly as possible.

Through his work for the Communist Party functionary, he came into close contact with Willi Münzenberg.

There are lots of activities as well as animals to get close and friendly with. View details

R&D centers in Taiwan, South Korea to keep tight contact with chip manufacturers of this industry.

Marine dwellers have close contact to the water in which they live.

On the social front, the government should be encouraged to enter into very close contact with the opposition and also with the whole civil society.

Our group currently maintains close contacts with both countries, but they have a long distance still to cover.

It was decided that the preconditions, timing and composition of the mission would be determined in the immediate future and that, in the meantime, close contacts would be maintained with the main protagonists and our main counterparts.

I hope that the Commission, before putting forward any proposal to the Laeken European Council on improving Community regulations, enters into close contact with Parliament with the aim of listening to our point of view and in this way conveying to the Laeken European Council the Parliament' s concerns and interests in this matter.

If we all bear in mind today how the pipelines in Russia are laid, where they are laid and the fact that - partly as a result of global warming - the condition of these pipelines may soon deteriorate, we see that it is important to enter into close contact with Russia in this particular regard - rather than just with the other producing countries and/or the relevant transit countries.

Russell entered into close communication with the Marquis de Ruvigny (Lady Russell's maternal cousin), who came over to England with money for distribution among members of parliament.

Because you could emit radiation especially harmful to young children during the first 12 hours after the injection, you should avoid close contact with young children and pregnant women during this period of time.

Although the risk for people with weak immune systems becoming infected with B. bronchiseptica is extremely low, it is advised that cats which are in close contact with such people are not vaccinated with Nobivac Bb, since they can shed the bacteria intermittently for up to a year after vaccination.

Also, the company had not supplied enough evidence to demonstrate that the product was safe, that it could be made in a reliable manner, or that it would not be harmful to the environment or to people in close contact with the patient.