Übersetzung für "Umso bedeutender" in Englisch

All the more important was "Wimpfen im Tal" as a civil town.

This makes it all the more important to supplement these vital substances on a regular basis.

Therefore, it is even more important to open the freeriders' eyes for the risks.

This makes it even more important for us to feel at home in the workplace.

This is even more significant when the products require much explanation.

It was all the more crucial to take steps to protect this cultural heritage.

Therefore the protection of drinking water is crucial to all residents.

This is particularly significant if these are accompanied by either of the following symptoms:

This is as more important, as higher the final value (the substitution target) to be achieved is.

This is even more substantial for the Bonding Engineers because almost all of their products are customized solutions.

It is all the more important that this 2 nd World Conference has come about with the necessary readiness for the vote.

Even more essential is pure drinking water which here in Tyrol is taken for granted like air.

This fact is all the more significant in that the selection has to take place of the occupants of the main posts that will be held in the coming years.

This fact becomes all the more relevant if we take into account the growth in the average life expectancy and the falling ratio of employed people to retiring people.

The GALILEO programme is all the more important because it guarantees that the high technology and the activity of our industries will be maintained in the future, since 150 000 jobs will be created.

Calliphoridae is arguably the most important family concerning forensic entomology given that they are the first to arrive on the corpse.

This is particularly significant if these are accompanied by either of the following symptoms: - feel sick (nauseous), are sick (vomit) or lose your appetite - confusion.

The greatest room for Member States’ manoeuvre is certainly to be found in aid for particular manufacturing and service sectors and that part of regional aid, very marginal in cohesion countries but more important in the most prosperous Member States, that is not co-financed with Community funds.

These achievements are all the more significant given that the European economy has grown by around 45% in real terms since 1990.

That impact is all the greater to the extent that it is accompanied by a stable macro-economic background resulting from economic and monetary union.

Such encouragement is all the more important because it could, for some countries, represent the first step towards effective social legislation.

As IMI grows and the number of end users increases, it becomes even more important to ensure that the real end users of IMI have the opportunity to provide feedback and input on the user-friendliness and further development of the system.

The Commission role, along with that of the Waste Management Committee, is all the more important since the Community is heavily dependent on third countries for its raw materials.