Summary
approach {noun}
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to approach {verb}
anfliegen · einfliegen · bitten · anmarschieren · annähern · herannahen · erreichen · bevorstehen · nahekommen · entgegenkommen · nähern · nahen · sich an jdn. wenden · Kontakt aufnehmen · nahe kommen · hierherkommen · ähnlich sein · sich nähern · herangehen
English-German translation for "approach"
"approach" German translation
approach {noun}
approach {noun} (also: discontinuance, attitude, setting, shot)
A hedonistic and utilitarian approach to individuals lies at the root of such problems.
We men and women of Europe must be capable of innovation and flexibility in our approach.
This austere attitude has also typified my approach to the budget.
On this point I think the Council has a more realistic approach.
We must welcome the Irish Presidency’ s active approach to the institutional confusion.
approach {noun} (also: drive, journey)
Romulus Whitaker: I take the sort of humble approach, I guess you could say.
This report provides many of the answers, but the issue of the approach to the Court of Justice is still controversial.
We recognise that such coordination is a challenge, but a piecemeal approach creates confusion.
However, we believe that immigration, and improved access to the employment market for immigrants, is the wrong approach.
But that would be the wrong approach.
approach {noun} (also: access road, approach road)
approach road
single-frequency approach
high-altitude approach
internal aids approach
airborne radar approach
precautionary approach
approach {noun} (also: rapprochement, approximation, convergency, convergence)
We must adopt the opposite approach; in other words, bring Europe closer to the people.
Anyway, balance: constant movement to find an approach to stillness. Cheating.
I hope that a contentbased approach will be adopted in Cardiff.
One of the areas in which this approach has had the greatest impact is agricultural policy.
The parties negotiate a services chapter following a positive approach.
I consider the product-related approach selected here to be basically sensible.
I, along with many other colleagues, am concerned about that different approach.
I therefore prefer the approach of Sir Jack Stewart-Clark to that of Mr Blokland.
However, our committee is somewhat disappointed by the approach of the Council.
I believe that the Commission has adopted an excellent approach in the directive.
approach {noun} (also: view, perception, opinion, conception)
Furthermore, our approach to the whole issue has changed since the initiative was first introduced.
It has been a consistent approach that we have always taken.
Firstly, I think that the free-trade area must be set in the context of a proper strategic approach.
I believe we should move forward with a similar approach for other regions over the next three years.
Concerning the question about the European Union and its disinterested approach to basic research, I do not feel that this is the case.
That is why I have consciously chosen the naming and shaming approach in my report.
So, in this video we're using an approach called the reactive approach.
Eco-labelling is a relatively new approach in the context of sustainable fisheries management.
This is also part of my approach in dealing with these issues.
Everything that is done to treat burn -- basically we do a sodding approach.
approach {noun} (also: instruction, intro, inauguration, introduction)
Since the adoption of an integrated approach, 120 impact assessments have been published.
The changeover to the euro demonstrates the viability of the Community approach.
Madam President, we reject both the principle of cofinancing and the introduction of a degressive approach to subsidies.
We must still adopt a cautious approach, which means being as careful as possible in both the field trial and marketing phases.
approach {noun} (also: therapy, care, handling)
Everything that is done to treat burn -- basically we do a sodding approach.
This approach is successfully reflected in the report now under discussion.
The very open approach adopted by the Council to the issue is, in my view, quite correct.
Mr Van Hecke rightly calls for a more structured approach to this problem.
It is therefore essential that there be a multi-disciplinary, transnational European approach to this problem.
approach {noun} (also: comment, opinion)
That positive opinion confirmed the Commission in its approach and provided further pointers.
This is also the approach adopted in the opinion of the Committee on Budgets, annexed to the Mauro report.
I subscribe to this approach and this clear stance.
As you know, the European Parliament has approved this approach in its opinion on the framework regulation for Turkey.
I would have strong reserves about approaching a particular problem in that way and therefore we should give full regard to the opinions of Scientific Committees.
Such an approach is obviously unsatisfactory, but the Commission is forced to carry out this exercise.
I fully agree with the approach followed in Mrs Ferrer's report on searching for a definition.
Just imagine trying to reconcile the approach of the Netherlands, for example, with that of Sweden.
The approach, Madam Commissioner, is to be welcomed as an initial attempt to analyze progress in vocational training in the Union and
Besides being an athlete myself, I have children who have reached or are approaching the level of elite athletes.
Here, above all, what is called for is a responsible approach from our Member States.
Switzerland's approach is characterized by its constructive attitude and reliability.
The Commission must urgently review its approach to the aviation industry.
The United States could perfectly well adopt the same approach on this issue.
In other words, I repeat, the Council continues to approach the issue openly.
approach {noun} (also: policy, procedure, strategy, modality)
Under no circumstances, as a matter of principle, can we accept this approach.
In conclusion, I would like to emphasise the need for us to change our approach.
For my part, I think this approach is nothing less than a declaration of war.
A wide-ranging approach to the financing of development is also required.
I regret that but he understands the reasons why I have to take this approach.
approach {noun}
They favour this approach, rather than consulting specific documents.
They say those things because we look for the pragmatic approach.
Some viruses are highly deadly and so, in future, another approach will be called for.
And here's another project, another partnership-type approach.
You could call it the Coca-Cola approach if you like -- it was exactly the same thing.
approach {noun}
to approach
We must immediately proceed on the basis of a rights-based approach.
This report gives us another opportunity to consider the advantages of this " new approach '.
Yet I believe that is not the right approach to take.
In terms of technical legislation, the " new approach ' is gaining considerable ground.
Switzerland is now implementing its North Africa policy involving a whole of government approach which was decided in March 2011.
approach {noun} (also: method, procedure, practice)
I believe that the first approach is the right one, while the second approach is far more questionable.
However, we do not wish to hide the fact that we have grave misgivings about the approach which has been adopted.
The market share approach adopted in the paper is regarded with great suspicion by the business world.
The reason for this approach is that we wish to forestall any short-termism and we wish to balance this against the need for any costs.
By adopting this approach, environmental costs can be charged on as part of the product, and that is the direction in which we need to be
approach {noun}
I think that this is an entirely fair approach.
sensible approach.
approach.
The rapporteur is totally correct when he states that the approach which we have decided on is not at all abnormal, but rather constitutes
approach {noun}
However, the Barcelona Conference was a first step, which we cannot dismiss, towards the necessary approach to relations between the...
approach {noun}
approach {noun}
approach {noun} (also: process, procedure, procedural route, production route)
approach (for thought) {noun} (also: starting point)
It is right that this House should adopt a new philosophical approach to these problems.
I do not think we will get very far if we do not change our approach.
This is another approach to the fight against unemployment which hits young people in particular.
Here's my approach to it all.
We need a whole new approach.
approach {noun} [aviat.] (also: landing approach)
landing approach
approach to land
to approach {verb}
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
approach to land
approach head-on
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to ask, to request, to please)
I should also like to say, however, that we must approach all these problems undogmatically.
This is, moreover, something of that pragmatic approach I suggested to the honourable Member from Spain.
I thank Mrs Kratsa for having pursued this approach.
I would urge you to approach the Belgian Government again and to see to it that security levels are stepped up in Brussels.
We have to look at this in a very different way, and I continue my plea that we should take a more rational approach to it.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: approximate)
We therefore need to approach the citizen's point of view.
In the EU we believe that we have to get a much more similar mindset to America in the way in which we approach SMEs.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
approach
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to achieve, to accomplish, to obtain, to manage)
If we are to realise these aims we need to start with the right approach.
Only through a joint approach will we be able to reach our goal.
This is the approach of mainstreaming, aimed at bringing about equality of opportunity for disabled people.
In my view, we can make a lot of headway with this new approach of genetic engineering etc.
So it has to be reiterated that a legislative approach must be adopted to make progress.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to pend, to impend, to be imminent, to be in store for)
It has to be considered in the context of an approaching single market in electricity and then gas.
The most important task of the approaching Intergovernmental Conference is to reform the EU before the accession of the new Member States.
As 8 March approaches, we need to get the point across that a person's achievements count for more than his or her sex.
Secondly, because I can see that, in addition to these new challenges, a new reality is approaching: a European Union with 25 Member States.
They were then told, in 2003 and 2004, that further adjustments had to be made to take account of the approaching World Trade Organization talks.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to accommodate, to meet, to comply with, to come towards)
That is why we must tell the Swiss that we insist on a mutual rapprochement and expect an approach based on partnership.
responsibility or a conciliatory approach.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to approximate)
Quotas are therefore an important instrument if we are to approach this target.
A fourth observation: We need to approach balance in a balanced way.
And if we were to do that, we would find out -- we could actually approach technology in this way.
There's no doors or windows, but when you approach it, it will open up to let you in.
And, in this regard, we approach the heart of the matter.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to draw near)
Many ideas have been floated on a comprehensive approach to peace in the Middle East.
In the post-11 September situation, the European Union has been oversensitive in its approach to the Middle East.
I refer to the statement annexed to the text of the Constitution, which offers, in a way, a pragmatic approach to the problem.
unified approach.
Many of the families are now left homeless with winter approaching.
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to resort to sb.)
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to resemble)
to approach [approached|approached] {vb} (also: to advance)
to approach [approached|approached] {vb}
I would like to ask the Commissioner whether he could envisage a new approach?
It is absolutely crucial that we adopt a realistic approach to this matter.
This highlights that the wrong approach has been taken in relation to Colombia.
You must recognise that we are making no progress whatsoever with the current approach.
A pragmatic approach is needed to these problems when new challenges present themselves.
Approach {noun}
We must immediately proceed on the basis of a rights-based approach.
This report gives us another opportunity to consider the advantages of this " new approach '.
Yet I believe that is not the right approach to take.
In terms of technical legislation, the " new approach ' is gaining considerable ground.
Switzerland is now implementing its North Africa policy involving a whole of government approach which was decided in March 2011.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "approach":
© Princeton Universitycome near · near · come on · go up · draw near · draw close · set about · go about · border on · approaching · coming · approach shot · attack · plan of attack · access · overture · advance · feeler · approach path · glide path
Synonyms (German) for "Approach":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "approach" in German
Similar words
apprentice · apprenticed · apprentices · apprenticeship · apprenticeships · apprenticing · apprised · apprisement · apprises · apprising · approach · approachability · approachable · approached · approaches · approaching · approbated · approbation · approbations · appropriable · appropriate
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