English-German translation for "arching"

arching (also: bulging, vaulting, cambering)

arching {adj.}

arch (also: vault, arc, sheet, bend)

arch

arch (also: dome, vault, cove)

arch

arch (also: arch of the foot)

arch (also: archway)

arch (also: mischievous, mischievously, roguish, waggish)

arch (also: mischievous, archly, roguish, waggish)

arch {noun} [anat.] (also: arch of foot)

to arch (also: to hunch)

arching (Present participle)

to arch

The issue is not the larger, over-arching thing.

Sustainable development is an over-arching objective of the Union.

The second area concerned is that of a fourth over-arching objective on equal opportunities.

Poverty eradication was the over-arching theme to which we linked all the concrete issues.

You're twisting your head up, arching your back, it's exhausting." She was busy; she didn't have time.

It is seen as being interfering, over-burdensome, over-arching and, indeed, uncaring when it comes people's everyday concerns.

We still do not know, and that is why I shall continue to advocate over-arching texts that enable us to put subsidiarity on a firmer footing.

This Conference was designed to provide the over-arching structure of the enlargement process, notably for second and third pillar issues.

Law should be made close to the people, and local knowledge, whenever it is the most relevant knowledge, should always be applied, rather than the grand over-arching scheme.

It sets out the over-arching objectives for assistance for the main principles governing programming, comitology for programmes, but not for individual projects.