Translation of "Transatlantisch" in English

And they were the first to "Twitter" transatlantically.

Data Protection for and by the Consumer, democratically legitimated, transatlantically consensus based?

At the same time, the core of the conference will always be transatlantic.

He is an advisor for the transatlantic think-tank European Horizons.

A must for anyone working transatlantic.

The agreement recognises that Atlantic research will in many areas be more effective if coordinated on a transatlantic basis.

At a time when businesses need all the support they can get, this will make life easier and cheaper for many transatlantic traders.

Acquiring the UK law firm Warner Cranston turned Reed Smith transatlantic in 2001 and it opened offices in Paris and Munich four years later.

What is surprising is that the Global "Go-To Think Tanks" Index continues to clearly reflect the old transatlantic domination of the world order, while in the real world the emerging powers of Asia are keeping us in suspense.

With her appearance, Karman represented a new type of speaker in Munich: female, young, not "transatlantic."

Known as transatlantic in the Esquiline quarter, our hotel has an imperial framework where history harmoniously coexists with contemporary lifestyles.

There are very good reasons why our strategy should be to remain transatlantic and become more European.

The exchange program between the Juilliard School and the Academy of Music and Dance, Cologne, is under the patronage of the German ambassador to the USA, Dr. Klaus Scharioth, and is transatlantically supported by renowned institutions such as the German Academic Exchange Service, the New Yorker Wirtschaftsrunde and the Excelsior Hotel Ernst, as well as private donations.

Whether your graphics are going cross country, transatlantics or just across town, you will need a film to withstand the extremes.

However, the only bird playing a role in transatlantic relations at present is the chlorine chicken – a winged symbol of the alleged deep divide between us.

A European security architecture that is not anchored in a transatlantic relationship will not endure in the face of today’s and tomorrow’s crises.

The project is being sharply criticized primarily in transatlantic oriented circles, because this could provide Russia access to security-relevant technology.

But the only bird currently of relevance in transatlantic affairs, he continued, is the chlorine chicken – a winged symbol of our supposed dissimilarity.

The book titled "Prehistoric dispersal mechanisms transatlantic common crops" should become the standard work on strange nicotine and cocaine discoveries in ancient Egypt.

The fact of such an unusually concerted, besides apparently also between Rome and the US-episcopate transatlantically concerted action, which media-politically without doubt was more professionally done than the publication of "Dominus Jesus" or recently of the text "Answers to some Questions about Ecclesiology" opens of course the room for guesswork. Could there be a direct cause for the publication of the document, though it is neither explicitly mentioned in the document nor in the accompanying explanations of the representatives of the dicasteries?

For my part, I have to admit that my heart beats more transatlantically for the F-35 than pan-European for a modified Eurofighter or the Future Combat Air System . Additional Information

On the other hand, travelers from Portugal, France and Italy may pick up an American, Greek or Israeli transatlantic liner in Western Mediterranean ports heading for Piraeus or one of the numerous Greek, Italian and Yugoslav liners plying sport ween Adriatic ports (Venice, Trieste Rijeka, Bari, Brindisi) and various points in Greece.