Übersetzung für "Anregungen erhalten" in Englisch

In this I have received very much good advice and guidance.

Here are some Christmas cards examples from which you may get some inspiration.

We will be glad to receive your comments, questions or suggestions.

We have also received valuable tips and suggestions.

You can get some inspiration from her notebook!

Due to the personal nature of this dialogue, we also create trust and receive suggestions for improvements.

German artists have got a lot of impulses by the English automata makers.

He had met with several experts at the Commission and the ECB to obtain input.

Were you able to gather new ideas?

As a result, visitors will develop ideas about how everyday life of the future might look.

The mentees are given ideas for new interpretation approaches and their individual work with Beethoven's compositions.

We launched the debate on 24 January 2007 and since then we have received lots of very valuable input, not least from the European Parliament and the report of Mrs Salinas García.

I would be more than delighted, because I receive a lot of incentives - even in this late session.

Perhaps the best and most rewarding part about working with these collaborators is the feedback they give us on how to improve our drones.

The Committee proposes that the social groups concerned should have the opportunity to contribute suggestions and proposals to the Adaptation Committee's deliberations.

He also noted that he had accompanied Ms Cassina and Ms Lopez Almendariz on a visit to Jordan and Syria in July 2004, had presented the draft report to organisations in those countries and obtained valuable input from them.

Again, an increasing number of Member States have reported that they have drawn inspiration from measures developed in other Member States and recommendations of the Best Procedure projects, thus benefiting from one another’s strengths.

The Section proposes that the social groups concerned should have the opportunity to contribute suggestions and proposals to the Adaptation Committee's deliberations.

In accordance with its governance policy, the Commission prepared for this Communication by conducting a public consultation, in the context of which it collected many reactions, opinions and suggestions.

The input we have received will help the Commission to design solutions to the innovation challenges that lie ahead."

They will provide the Commission with information and ideas which are likely to be useful in connection with its work in this area, notably in the light of the Green Paper on the Urban Environment of 27 June 1990, and will enable the Foundation to define more clearly its future activities on urban issues.

Following the publication of the 1993 edition, a large number of readers expressed their reactions and made suggestions in letters sent to the MISSOC secretariat.

The Committee on Energy, Research and Technology is therefore happy about the attention given to these matters in the framework agreement. We believe that priority must be given to tackling the most serious social and economic problems such as public health and illiteracy.

I very much hope that these reports and the comprehensive debate we have had in this House — which has provided the Commission with a large number of suggestions for which it is very grateful — will help convince the Council of Ministers of the enormous backlog of decisions, the enormous need for action that has built up in the past few years and of the amount of time that has been wasted.