Summary
to indicate {verb}
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English-German translation for "to indicate"
"to indicate" German translation
to indicate {verb}
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to signify, to suggest, to adumbrate, to insinuate)
If this is the intention of the report, it should at least indicate so.
(Laughter) The signs might indicate that the complexity crunch is only going to get worse.
The Council could of course indicate what its response would be if the Commission were to bring forward such a proposal for financing.
I must briefly relate a number of facts to indicate that there may be certain problems for this large, but, nonetheless, still
Despite this understanding, CESR has indicated it will regulate journalists.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to denote, to denominate, to connote, to describe)
(b) Indicate those authorities authorized to order the deprivation of liberty;
I would like to emphasise that when you talk about and require transparency you have to indicate precisely what that means.
Click here to hyphenate the word at the indicated position.
As far as Mrs Müller's report is concerned, the essential point is the activity-based budgeting, as she indicated.
A mnemonic lets you choose a menu item with the stroke of a single key, and it’s indicated by an underlined letter in a particular menu.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to signify, to denote, to distinguish, to characterize)
In the certainty column, use “True” to indicate certainty and “False” to indicate uncertainty.
The currently visible document windows are indicated by a check mark in front of the title.
The Wrap Region display is indicated on the ruler by the remaining light area.
The end of a file created with the Write# statement is indicated by a line end symbol.
The currently used basepoint is indicated by a dot.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to demonstrate, to evince, to expose, to display)
They indicate that Member States urgently need to reinforce their control systems.
These three factors indicate a development parallel to that of the European Union.
Such measurements indicate the variation of environmental risks over time.
The first findings indicate a steady growth in exports, notably of cheese.
This study would indicate whether EU harmonisation is really required.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to portend)
So far as I am aware this is not the case but it might indicate that ferry operators have made certain agreements.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to allude, to point, to index, to advert)
Madam President, I wished to indicate that I was going to participate in that vote.
I think we need to indicate that it is important for something to be done.
Allow me, finally, also to indicate two other areas included by Mr Davies.
We want to indicate to the Commission our dissatisfaction with what has happened.
In the case of value-added services, the telecom companies must indicate that the rates apply from the fixed network.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} (also: to index, to subscript, to place on the Index)
In any case, the programme which has been presented today indicates as much.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb}
Our reason for not accepting it is that it would require manufacturers of vehicles to indicate which child restraint systems are suitable...
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb}
to indicate to sb. that ...
Could the Commission indicate whether it will be proposing the repealing or amending of this regulation, because this is a most important
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb}
It is, therefore, very important in this period of uncertainty that the Parliament itself indicates that it is fully aware of its central responsibility on this point.
(i) If the conduct of the staff member indicates that the staff member does not meet the highest standards of integrity required by Article 101, paragraph 3, of the Charter;
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb}
Many assessments would indicate that CO2 and other greenhouse gas emissions are likely to increase significantly.
Initial trends indicate greater price convergence and we believe the process is fully under control.
We saw some moderation in early 2002 but recent data indicate a new increase in the demand for liquid assets.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] (apparatus, device, gauge) {vb} (also: to notify, to denounce, to display, to inform)
You can use special searches to see sample results that indicate how your site is indexed by Google.
detection systems to be introduced to indicate whether the front passenger airbag has been deactivated,
You must use brackets to indicate the desired result.
to indicate sth.
And that, as indicated by the white line, occurred 46 days before the peak of the epidemic.
to indicate [indicated|indicated] (in writing, on form) {vb} (also: to specify, to adumbrate, to brag, to give)
If so, could it indicate where this principle is enshrined in the Treaty of Rome?
If the producer prefers to indicate the country of origin nonetheless, this is possible too.
Unfortunately, we're unable to indicate which form is applicable for you, as we're unable to provide tax advice.
Will the Commission indicate how it will publish such information and the timeframe involved?
should clearly and fully indicate
to indicate [indicated|indicated] {vb} [autom.]
to indicate left
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "indicate":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to indicate" in German
Similar words
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