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English-German translation for "to be brought to a boil"
"to be brought to a boil" German translation
to be brought to a boil {verb}
to be brought to a boil {vb} (also: to boil up)
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Similar translations for "to be brought to a boil" in German
Need we remind ourselves that democracy does not boil down to having a vote?
To conclude, the issue of employment does not boil down to the issue of growth, however essential it might be.
If that is what it is to boil down to, then it is a very good idea.
I was not brought up to be a thief.
Furthermore, a timescale has to be brought in.
How is a change in thinking to be brought about?
Destruction of the forests should be brought to a halt.
The post-colonial period should be brought to a close.
I think this is where the Socialist Group is to be congratulated, since it was our patient strategy which lanced the boil that was sapping the institutions.
In summary, all the negative aspects of the Commission's proposal boil down to a financial problem resulting from the intention to carry out enlargement with no additional budget.
I agree with Mr Whitehead that it may be a godsend for the Scottish Scouts, who are apparently here in the Gallery, if they no longer have to rub two twigs together to boil the kettle because they will be able to buy hot tea in cans - if indeed the European Commission allows that to happen.
Mr President, I should like to thank our rapporteur for this excellent report which, nonetheless, concludes that, as a Community, our accession to these two WIPO treaties must not boil down to a mere institutional development, however important that may be, i. e. the opportunity for the European Community and the WIPO Assembly to work together.
No success will be achieved across the Mediterranean region as a whole for as long as there is still no resolution to the Middle East conflict, which keeps bringing emotions to the boil and making the whole Mediterranean problem difficult to resolve.
They have to be brought together somewhere.
You have to realise that this is a text which must be brought to life.
It is a good week for this point to be brought to our attention.
The proposed development round must not fail; it must be brought to a successful conclusion.
I hope that the matter will be brought to a close under this British Presidency.
If such a scheme were brought forward, what conditions would have to be met?
There is a need for change to be brought about here.

