Übersetzung für "Näher beleuchtet werden" in Englisch

They are worth considering.

One might also pause to consider the nature of such agreements.

Nevertheless, some striking features, differences and problems should be highlighted.

The section below explains in detail whatpurchasing power parities (PPPs) are.

And the existing rules of MARPOL and SOLAS can be combined into one clear whole.

However, some particular points made require further high lighting.

It is these Directives, Regulations and Recommendations which are presented in this issue of "Green Europe".

In particular the topic around the caricature conflict will more near be lit up approximately.

The mathematical relationships for the method performance will first be looked at in more detail.

First, the determination of the first probability measure P 1 will be elucidated in more detail.

The blog should shed light on questions such as:

During the next steps, the field of prognostics can be more closely elucidated.

The example of the apple is a clear case in point.

Such claims are juxtaposed with contradictions that are to be elucidated in the research report.

These three frequently encountered arguments will be discussed below in more detail from tne point of view of the employers and unions.

This special issue of Consumer Voice highlights the progress made under his leadership:

Together the alliance should highlight the interaction of life and planetary evolution.

In the second step the impact of telecommunication investments on the innovation behaviour of companies that are benefiting from them should be examined.

Below, we explore in detail the characteristics, drivers and trends in the informal economy in this region.

I would like to repeat a few points which have been mentioned which I think would benefit from clarification.

Since the French authorities compared their behaviour towards France 2 with that of a private investor operating in a market economy, that argument must nevertheless be examined.

I believe that there is a lot of study to be done in this regard but I agree with you, Mrs Kinnock, that, for our part, we have not given this issue sufficient consideration.

However, the initial advice I have received – before the services have had an opportunity to study your lengthy letter to me in depth – seems to suggest that the report may be admissible, although there are elements that need to be looked at carefully.