Übersetzung für "Extensive evidence" in Deutsch

There has been extensive evidence for this over a considerable period of time.

Technical measures must be based on extensive scientific evidence.

Extensive evidence of violence and intimidation resulted in international condemnation of the process.

There is extensive evidence for the link between diabetes and an increased risk of anemia.

Extensive studies provide evidence of the fact that on average, companies lose 5 per cent of their turnover every year.

Unfortunately, we have extensive evidence to the contrary, evidence that reveals radical malfunctions among the European institutions.

But the value of these submissions remained quite limited taking into account the extensive evidence on the global arrangements already in the Commission’s possession.

The most basic precautionary principle demands the stigmatisation of these weapons even before the extensive circumstantial evidence pointing to their indiscriminate and carcinogenic effect is replaced by irrefutable scientific proof.

Whereas, the Commission, having examined the dossier and compared it to the elements contained in the dossier considered for the previous decision, and having taken into account all the information submitted by the authorities of the Member States, including extensive evidence of testing, has found that any potential risks for human health and the environment by placing on the market of the product Nobi-Porvac Aujeszky live for intra-dermal use are no different from those presented by the intra-muscular use of the same product;

It turns out there that is extensive evidence that a sustained shift in share prices is followed by a gradual change in unemployment.

In addition, the positive climate impact of these measures is questionable since there is no extensive scientific evidence to support the Commission’s proposal.

In addition to the Green Paper consultation, the Commission conducted in 2010/2011 a comprehensive evaluation of the impact and effectiveness of EU public procurement legislation drawing on an extensive body of evidence and new independent research.

Extensive evidence shows that most of the costs of soil degradation are not borne by the immediate land users, instead they are often borne by society at large and by players far from the location of the problem (off site).

There is extensive evidence worldwide that nursery products are responsible for a very high number of accidents and injuries in early childhood.

However, extensive research evidence has shown that the quality of parttime work varies markedly between countries, so that in some societal contexts women pay a high price for working parttime in terms of wages, other employment conditions and future promotion (see O'Reilly and Fagan 1998 for a recent international review).