Übersetzung für "Connotation with" in Deutsch

However, it seems quite interesting that only two respondents have indicated a strong connotation with the meaning „political decisionmaking close to the citizens".

This could apply to tasks with technical aspects or to management activities the connotation of masculinity with professionalism makes it fairly easy for men to penetrate women's occupations and quickly occupy the higher management positions.." (Plantenga et al. 1992:82-83).

The uprising, although supported by sectors of the Shiite population, has assumed also an anti-Iranian connotation, with the government of Teheran accused of conditioning and piloting the choices of Iraqi political leadership.

The character ésotérique and secret results from the fact that the understanding of the rites and the practices, in occult and magic connotation with the aim of the obtaining powers and of the putting at disposition of divinities and forces extra-or superhuman, requires a capable spirit, arranged and formed by a special education, where from already at first a nuance sure of selectivity, little compatible with the universal condolence...

And, more in general, this is also a place having strong connotation with light, with its thousand variations: from the clear light of the stratified skies of the Murgia, to the dazzling light of the saline and coastal areas, to the blinding light of day and the soft light of evening reflected by our stone cities.

On the other hand there is the connotation of "Catholic", with the responsibility that derives from it of being explicitly and essentially faithful, through the daily commitment to taking the highway of the truth.

Since it is anchored to our Capital (the Arc de Triomphe, the Unknown Soldier, and the Remembrance Flame), it is given a strong symbolic connotation, directly associated with November 11.

We introduced the new term "waterfurniture", trying to give to the object a strong connotation with different functions and adding innovative features that make it unique.

In everyday life, dust is exclusively connotated with negative associations.

Overcoming one's ignorance connotes with negative sentiments.

These connotations with human society are for Greer inherent in the symbol of the comb as well.

With the same token no negative connotations, in particular with regard to terms like "primary"/"secondary" patents, "defensive patenting" and "patent clusters" or "patent thickets" is intended, as applications are to be evaluated on the basis on the statutory patentability criteria (i.e. novelty, inventive step and industrial applicability), and this is irrespective of the stage in which applications are made, the intent of applicants in applying for patent rights or how the patents are addressed in the company's internal strategy documents.

It should in any event be highlighted that the concept ‘minority identity’ has strong group connotations, in line with the minority phenomenon itself.

For many older East Timorese, the Indonesian language has negative connotations with the Suharto regime, but many younger people expressed suspicion or hostility to the reinstatement of Portuguese, which they saw as a 'colonial language' in much the same way that Indonesians saw Dutch and how the Filipinos saw Spanish and, increasingly, English.

Professionalism, the benchmark of service and job quality, entails structuring of supply in the form of undertakings (private or non-profit making) providing an interface between the consumer and the service-provider, thereby toning down the 'domestic service' connotations often associated with such jobs.

I think we should confine the problem to its trade aspects and not extend it to gloomy connotations with other political problems.

Everybody has heard of Karl Marx and everybody knows the term Marxism and Marxist, and there all kinds of connotations that go with those words.

Again, so much that WAS natural... has become supernatural... and the True meaning of that word has now been lost and replaced with connotations that bring the very Energy of that word into a lower vibration.

Her work examines the connotations of the buildings’ historical and architectural context, and the ideological connotations with which the materials, aesthetics, and functions may be imbued.

This word connotes with great wisdom and patience - the qualities you should acquire, Frau Federal Chancellor, and that would be my last advice to you.

The terms revolve around their connotations, taking with them the inherent dynamics of space and property, always in the encounter with the ubiquitous term SPIELRAUM.

Because light has positive connotations with security, wealth and modernity, humans tend to illuminate their environment intensively.

This model frequently signifies ‹maleness› in that the neutrality of gender is connoted with a kind of universal male gender.

In perfect weather, as we enjoyed it, you somehow forget to be in the Arctic which you would connote with anything but not with these pictures.

Creative solutions, thinking and acting in accordance with social responsibility and entrepreneurial values, a holistic approach and sustainability are the keywords we connote with “Entrepreneurship at University”.

In a preferred embodiment, at least the phase-sensitive image sensor is included in a video camera arrangement that is dissolubly connoted with the shaft that can be applied endoscopically.

The term is replete with connotations, yet it expresses something fundamental and universal about the human yearning for well-being and wholeness.