Übersetzung für "Konkreter wird" in Englisch

The more concrete everything gets, the more worried I get.

More specifically, the actual price reduction will affect all milk produced under the quota system.

The financing of concrete employment actions will be drawn from existing room to manoeuvre within the use of Structural Fund resources.

Across Systems will provide information on the further steps with respect to concrete results in due time.

At Bosch, automated driving is also taking on increasingly concrete shape.

It will take time to implement the reforms and to deliver concrete results.

Across Systems will support the specification as soon as a real need becomes evident.

A specific application will still be explained as part of the figure description.

Specific time of day (will be confirmed within 24 hours) :

The Parliament is more specific when it comes to the admissibility of probationary periods.

It is helping me to have my faith become more concrete.

The main bone of contention will be a reduction of Greece’s debt.

The more fields you complete the more specific the search results.

A first concrete step will be the adoption of the revised FLEX instrument, in partnership with ACP countries.

The procedure for producing the inventive ink will be explained again in the following by specific examples.

The mission statement shall be somehow concrete and at the level of goals we even have dates and numbers.

An authentic location becomes fictional.

By using simple examples the application of the tools will be shown.

No specific experimentation is described, but adequate reference is given to all pertinent techniques.

When it becomes more concrete in preparation, I focus on a mountain.

I hope the Commission will take these initiatives into account in order to prepare concrete programmes to compensate the island regions for these disadvantages.

I hope that the next joint annual progress report will be much more specific than the first in its presentation of the results and in its indication of the financial envelopes.

In this regard, I hope that by June we will have something rather more tangible and that we will know precisely what each of us has to do - what the Commission will do, what Parliament will do and what the Member States will have to do.

I will endeavour to make my answer shorter but also a little more concrete.

However, we must register our disagreement with the items at which the resolution becomes more specific.

I fully agree with Mr Hutchinson, who spoke before me, about the need to simplify procedures so that our aid might be more rapid and more real.