Zusammenfassung
corrections
Verbesserungen · Berichtigungen · Korrekturen
correct
korrekt · richtig · fehlerfrei · fachgerecht · zutreffend · vorschriftsmäßig · vorschriftsgemäß
correction
Verbesserung · Bereinigung · Berichtigung · Bestrafung · Korrektur
correction {Substantiv}
Korrektion
Synonyme
corrections: department of corrections
correct: right · rectify · adjust
correction: rectification · discipline · chastening
mehr (5)Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "corrections"
"corrections" Deutsch Übersetzung
corrections
corrections (auch: amendments, ameliorations, betterments, meliorations)
You will find on the present Web page an overview of the principal improvements an bugs corrections which were carried out (Release notes 3.5.2).
With regard to Mrs Kjer Hansen, it was very clear that where there are corrections to be made, this should not be a political, negotiable
corrections (auch: amendments, emendations)
I would emphasize that the Commission has imposed the appropriate financial corrections.
This can also be seen from the financial corrections quoted under number 1.
They will take note of this and will make the necessary corrections.
Mr President, I have one or two very simple corrections to the Minutes.
It seems absurd to have 40 corrections of vote from one voting session.
corrections (auch: amendments)
More specifically, I will indicate corrections that I feel are necessary and possible.
This sort of arrangement would not work and corrections are therefore needed in this area.
It is pointless for us to make corrections if they are not recorded.
Mr Arias Cañete, we shall be looking into all this and making any necessary corrections.
I am sure that the corrections that you asked for will certainly be made by the services.
correct
It is fashionable these days to talk about the railways; it is politically correct.
Unlike Rasselas, Muteferrika had an answer to that question, which was correct.
Therefore, the percentages may be correct but the interpretation is wrong.
The elections in Slovakia were fair and correct, as I observed for myself.
In this respect, the committee's criticism - in line with previous decisions - is correct.
That is correct, Mr Rübig, but at the moment no such request has been submitted.
Mr Ñoos ' motion for a resolution is correct, balanced and well pitched politically.
Nor is it correct to say that the Kurdish problem was not called by its name.
The Commission should not have a monopoly on deciding what is morally correct.
Miss McIntosh, one thing is certain, either our information is correct, or yours is.
correct (auch: exact, sound, debugged, faultless)
correct (auch: professional, skilled)
correct (auch: right, true, appropriate, applicable)
Mr Ñoos ' motion for a resolution is correct, balanced and well pitched politically.
Is that correct and does the Commission intend to do anything about it?
I also think that the Commission proposal is correct as regards price stability.
I ask Commissioner van de Broek whether the said report is correct.
Mr President, all the points raised by Mr Salafranca are correct.
correct (auch: regular, proper, standard, canonical)
... correct procedure.
correct (auch: proper, prescribed, as prescribed)
correction
correction (auch: amendment, enhancement, improvement, reform)
I would like to highlight the same point as Ms McKenna, but with a slight correction.
The correction of imbalances would entail a harmonisation of effort per inhabitant, depending on the relative wealth of each country.
This is certainly a positive step, which will contribute towards the prevention or correction of certain mistakes, but mainly towards the
You will find on the present Web page an overview of the principal improvements an bugs corrections which were carried out (Release notes 3.5.2).
With regard to Mrs Kjer Hansen, it was very clear that where there are corrections to be made, this should not be a political, negotiable matter.
correction (auch: settlement, validation, adjustment, clearing up)
correction (auch: amendment, adjustment, rectification, emendation)
If that amendment is adopted, I will ensure that correction is made.
Rest assured, Mr Alyssandrakis, the correction you request will be made.
In those circumstances, we could not stick to a correction of 25 %.
I would be grateful if the corresponding correction could be made.
Therefore the financial controller did not feel able to agree to a reduction in the correction.
correction (auch: punishment, penalisation)
correction (auch: proof, amendment, marking, recovery)
Mr President, I should like to begin by pointing out a technical correction.
Therefore, I do not know whether it is possible to make that correction now.
Secondly, it would be possible to make a correction on the expenditure side.
As an alternative you also want " email " to be offered as a correction.
I would be most grateful if that small technical correction could be made.
correction {Substantiv}
correction {Subst.}
Synonyme
Synonyme (Englisch) für "corrections":
Synonyme (Englisch) für "correct":
© Princeton Universityright · rectify · adjust · set · chastise · castigate · objurgate · chasten · decline · slump · compensate · redress · discipline · sort out · counterbalance · make up · even out · even off · even up
Synonyme (Englisch) für "correction":
© Princeton Universityrectification · discipline · chastening · chastisement · fudge factor
Beispielsätze
Beispielsätze für "corrections" auf Deutsch
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