Translation of "Weitere grundlagen" in English

Implementing these recommendations will lay further foundations for long-lasting political and economic measures.

Other possibilities for international collaboration and exchange of information are also proposed.

This work is complemented by two other key sources of evidence:

Social bookmarking is another one of the link building basics you should be using.

In this workshop you will learn further basic work steps of the Japanese dye method called shibori.

Further technical basics can be put in place within one hour.

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She thus laid further important foundations for the integrated analysis of social-ecological systems.

This knowledge as well as other fundamentals of the craft are conveyed to apprentices within a three and a half year vocational training.

In 2016, After Sales further advanced important innovations and thus established more foundations for future expansion.

In its communication, the Commission identified the areas in which self-regulation measures or different treatment of the legal bases could bring about further improvements in the interests of consumers.

Based on future available data, an environmental effect study required by this Regulation should provide additional underpinning through modelling, technical feasibility and cost-effectiveness analysis based on the latest available data.

If applied, this approach will help to move European economies towards a situation in which growth objectives are met by using natural resources more efficiently, without further eroding the natural resource base.

It also builds on relevant international discussions on sustainable development and poverty eradication in particular the UN Open Working Group on SDGs, as well as public consultations.

Appropriate housing, a sufficient income, freedom from violence, and adequate access to health care have also been proposed.

This commitment prevents the spreading of fatal diseases and enables people to use their resources for education, infrastructure, and other basic needs for a better quality of life.

The dismantling of barriers in the environment and the motivation to an economic, social and environmentally sustainable mobility are further fundamentals of our recommendations.

The mercantile FAMOS-modules accountancy, incoming and outgoing invoice, management of rent, inventory control and personnel administration offer FAMOS in addition further important fundamentals and preconditions for comprehensive presentation and optimization of mercantile company processes.

The main one is that we need to process them to perform the contract that you accept with us when you register and when you make a purchase or enjoy any of our services or functionalities, although other reasons also enable us to use them, such as our interest to respond to your queries or the consent that you give us to send you our newsletter, among others.

In the meantime, the two working groups "Curriculum" and "Cantonal Legislation" have defined more foundations.

I realized we've gone a little too far with the articles of the past weeks, so I've decided to try again and lay out some more basic concepts before we're getting back to analyzing decks and other stuff like that.

The course deepens the insights in the skills acquired during the Scrum Foundation course and furthers those with further aspects, such as the scaling of Scrum and the implementation of Scrum within a company.

Furthermore, numerous other basic and application-oriented research projects are being car ried out at the TU Ilmenau. They are characterized by innovative approaches and high standards.

Further principles of the DSC measurement follow DIN 51004 (June 1994) “Bestimmung der Schmelztemperaturen kristalliner Stoffe mit der Differenzthermoanalyse” [Determination of melting temperatures of crystalline materials using differential thermal analysis].

Additional principles and definitions based on TTCAN are given in the ISO Draft 11898-4 or the related art cited above and are thus assumed to be known and will not be described further explicitly here.