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to return {Verb}
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Englisch-Deutsch Übersetzung für "return"
"return" Deutsch Übersetzung
return
We need firm assurances that investments in the Galileo project will produce an adequate return.
return on invested capital
return on a capital investment
If you intend to make a profit, take the time to analyze and track the campaigns you run and the return you get.
We also must look at getting the returns for agriculture from the marketplace.
return (auch: efficiency, profitableness, earning power, viability)
Businesses invariably focus on securing their earnings and the return on capital investment.
return on a share investment
return on invested capital
return on investment (ROI)
rate of return
We want to see the return of refugees and we want to see free and fair elections.
Firstly, every bomb makes the return to the negotiating table more difficult.
And whatever else is needed, I will provide it and pay for it when I return."
After all, a forced return would give rise to every conceivable kind of irregularity.
Is a return to the social insurance plan of the country of residence guaranteed?
The return of electronic waste free of charge will be a good incentive.
Return or restitution of cultural property to the countries of origin
Why else do Greeks demand the return of the Elgin Marbles?
Peruvian requests for legal assistance aiming at the return of these funds are currently pending in Zurich.
(d) return all weapons and other equipment seized from UNAMSIL;
return (auch: sending back, return consignment, remand, return letter / mail)
We are still awaiting the return of that report to the Committee.
return of empties
return consignment
return letter / mail
return (auch: refusal)
return (auch: setback, reentry)
return (auch: tax return, tax declaration)
to file a return
joint return
tax return
Every application outside the framework of the standard tax return has to be considered individually at the moment; this takes up the tax
return (auch: resettlement)
return (auch: recurrence)
Yes, it is true that over the past 40 years we have built up Europe to prevent a return to the past.
Historically we now know that after 1945 in Italy, for example, the Americans facilitated the return of the Mafia.
return (auch: to decline, to sag, to cut back, to taper off)
At the same time, concern is still being voiced about the fate of those who do return to Chechnya.
return (auch: to respond, to answer, to reply, answerback)
We will return to this topic during Question Time, when I will have the opportunity to give you more detail in my answers.
return.
We will undertake to return to this question to explore it in greater depth and see how we can respond more fully.
So I would like to return to this question which the institutions are trying to pass off in silence, and where I have so far had no
And I thought, there's nothing more haunting than the cry of a child that cannot be returned with food -- the most fundamental expectation of every human being.
Parliament's position is to condemn and rule out the application of the so-called principle of fair return to the European budget.
And, in the same context, we reject concepts such as fair return or the false issue of net financial contributions.
The United Kingdom's system of positive discrimination, based on the destructive concept of fair return is unjustifiable.
We are working on this at the moment and will return to it as quickly as possible.
But every time I would return from my trips I'd return back to New York City.
Anyone who does not want to return to the nineteenth century is branded a reactionary.
But the shooting day would end, and I'd return to my gnarly, awkward self.
And his hands were so badly frostbitten that he had to return to England.
return (auch: to hand back, to pass back)
return (auch: to recoil, exit, to spring back)
return (auch: to send back)
to return
to return (auch: to fetch back, to retract)
to return {Verb}
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to talk back, to reciprocate, to answer, to reply)
Let me return the candour with which he spoke to me directly.
My two grown kids won't even return my phone calls.
I return the compliment to the Commissioner.
I wish I could return the favor.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to reproduce, to render, to regive, to give back)
MINUTE calculates the minute for an internal time value The minute is returned as a number between 0 and 59.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.}
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.}
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to revert, to come back, to bounce back, to boomerang)
We shall therefore continue voting on other things and we shall return to it later.
Time will show us which issues we need to return to, whether we like it or not.
To conclude, I should like to return to the issue of the Financial Perspective.
I will return in due course to a number observations pertaining to amendments.
I would like to return to the first question from Mrs Badia I Cutchet.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to restore, to give back, to hand back, to pass back)
Mr Olmert and the Kadima party said they would return settlements.
You also need to return the correct 404 or 410 HTTP response code.
The EU should recognise this and return this responsibility to national governments.
Mr President, I can return Mr Torres Couto's compliment.
Under this law, Switzerland can return assets to the countries of origin even without mutual assistance.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to revert, to head back)
They stayed there. Seven days later, Eric was set free and was able to return home.
This entire debate has taken place to ensure that the observers can return.
It would make it possible for the refugees to return to their homes and a normal life.
You have said that from Copenhagen we are going to return to Copenhagen.
All that would be needed would be for France to return to its former easy-going policies.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to remit, to remand, to send back)
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to run back)
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to repay, to refund, pay off, to pay back)
return a loan
The Commission is also proposing that firms which infringe these regulations be obliged to return the aid they have received and that they
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to come back)
What if you don't return?
I was a little concerned, when returning from the Council of Economics and Finance Ministers in Luxembourg yesterday, about the complete lack of movement there.
to return [returned|returned] {Vb.} (auch: to send back)
to return [returned|returned] {intr.V.} (auch: to go home)
Refugees and displaced persons must be able to return home quickly.
She said that since homosexuality and Christianity are not outlawed in Iran, asylum seekers can simply return home.
In addition Morocco must show signs of greater cooperation as regards Moroccans wanting to return from Europe to their home country.
It goes without saying that the refugees must be able to return home, that they should do so or find shelter somewhere else, but be able to
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