Summary
employ
Beschäftigung · verwenden
to employ {verb}
anwenden · anstellen · beschäftigen · einsetzen
English-German translation for "employ"
"employ" German translation
employ
employ (also: employment, job, occupation, engagement)
A basic prerequisite for safety is to employ permanent flight crews.
It is notionally about protecting the jobs of permanent workers by making it more difficult for companies to employ temporary staff.
employ (also: to apply, to utilise, to appropriate, to utilize)
You can employ a range of finding aids to prepare for your visit to the archives.
to employ a stylistic device
The Bank may employ any available funds which it does not immediately require to meet its obligations in the following ways:
A portion of the budget is to be used for assessing European employment policy.
With your permission, Mr President, I should like to analyse these three erroneously employed concepts.
to employ
to employ (also: to engage, to take on)
They recognize no national boundaries and because of their huge resources they are able to employ the best brains in the legal, financial...
With her, we will lose a woman who was committed to the euro, to a social Europe and to a Europe of growth and employment.
We are very positive towards giving priority to employment issues in economic policy, and therefore warmly welcome the Employment Pact.
to employ {verb}
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to utilise, to utilize, to use, to make use of)
Countries must decide for themselves what ethical standards they are going to employ.
They should really need to employ absolutely all their skills and knowledge in accomplishing the tasks we set them.
Article 119 of the Treaty is directly applicable and may be relied upon by individuals before the national courts against both public and private employers.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} (also: to hire, to appoint, make a calculation)
There is a new twist: a French ski school has sought to employ 15 British ski instructors and has been prevented from doing so.
The agency will employ staff in ways that are subject to statutory provisions for carrying out public service tasks which the technical
He was employed as a team rector in Stoke-on-Trent for a number of years.
A driver's degree of tiredness does not depend on whether he is self-employed or on a salary.
That is what we are employed for, to work here and not to be absent.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb}
(g) Employ persons with disabilities in the public sector;
Subsidiaries of Swiss companies currently employ about 4,000 people in Ecuador.
These operators employ one and a half million people.
Swiss companies employ over 100,000 people in Brazil.
Some 90 % of small businesses employ fewer than 10.
to employ [employed|employed] {vb} [mil.]
Mrs Theorin, you know what possibilities are available and what instruments we employ.
For the purpose of implementing the ICO method, the departments may employ tools of their choice.
We need to have an understanding about teaching and learning models, how we want to employ them, and what values we want to impart through
And I told you earlier that we may want to employ lots and lots of robots to overcome the limitations of size.
We must reduce CO2 emissions, employ renewable energies, and generally make enquiries, in this connection, as to how the forests of Europe
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "employ":
© Princeton Universityuse · utilize · utilise · apply · hire · engage · employment
Usage examples
Usage examples for "employ" in German
Similar words
emphyteusis · empire · empires · empiric · empirical · empirically · empiricism · empiricist · emplacement · emplastic · employ · employability · employable · employce · employe · employed · employee · employees · employer · employers · employes
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