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release {zelfstandig naamwoord}
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to release {werkwoord}
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Engels-Duits vertaling voor "release"
"release" Duitse vertaling
release
release (ook: instantaneous)
release {zelfstandig naamwoord}
release {znw.} (ook: conferment, delivery, negotiation, surrender)
release {znw.} (ook: discharge, layoff, notice, displacement)
Lately we have seen some positive signs with the release of 18 political prisoners on 18 August 2003.
On behalf of the European Parliament I should also like to welcome the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi from house arrest.
Their release followed 14 days of detention, during which the Commission and EU Member States made frequent contacts with the Laotian
It could also include early or conditional releases and integration of prisoners.
Where should I submit the application for release from the insurance obligation?
6 KVV).What deadlines apply to procuring a release from the insurance obligation?
Xanana Gusmão is a political prisoner who must be released, and his release would be an important political signal.
The governments involved and the Commission must therefore try to obtain some information and assist in Mrs Bétancour's release.
release {znw.} (ook: accouchement, childbearing, childbirth)
As such, they recommended that the product was suitable for release.
The release of a further EUR 150 million in European Union aid will require the support of this House.
The Council President tells us that it has been decided to release a sum of EUR 150 million for the refugees from Kosovo.
Secondly, an appropriate definition of those circumstances which may lead to the release of security reserves of oil.
In the Committee on Budgets, we put the money for ECHO in the reserve and set two conditions for its release.
release {znw.} (ook: ransom, manumission)
Switzerland welcomes the release of political prisoners in Myanmar, 13.10.2011
The Bureau should call for his release before he, too, gives up the ghost.
I hope it will soon be followed by the release of Burma's remaining political prisoners.
I ask Parliament and the Commission to do all they possibly can to secure his release.
We condemn any terrorist acts and we demand the release of the Israeli soldier.
release {znw.} (ook: liberation)
Only then will we be able to authorise the release of GMOs into the environment.
(Laughter) On the middle, this guy nested a couple of weeks after the release.
So we must ban the release of all GMOs containing an antibiotic-resistant marker gene;
We have good rules for release and we can therefore end the moratorium now.
I say no to the release of GMOs resistant to antibiotics.
release {znw.} (ook: leave, exemption)
release from liability
day-release
day release
release {znw.} [med.]
Baseline levels are near zero, without some stimulus to cause its release.
release {znw.} [onderw.]
release {znw.} [film & TV] (ook: first release, premiere)
first release
to release {werkwoord}
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to unburden, to lighten, to relieve)
For every nine people who have been executed, we've actually identified one innocent person who's been exonerated and released from death row.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to unglue, to unfasten, to solve, to disengage)
Release mindlock.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to unloosen, to unloose, to unhitch, to unfasten)
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to expend, to display, to issue, to deal)
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to notch, trip)
I can release my wing when I am in a spin or unstable.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to actuate, to initiate, to provoke, to trigger)
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to disengage, to march out)
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to unshackle, to unfetter, to uncage, to relieve)
It starts to release the sugars trapped in the starch.
They have the option of obtaining a release from the Swiss insurance obligation upon request.
They have the option of obtaining a release from the Swiss insurance obligation upon request.
release sb from an obligation
25 November 2003 should have released us from the Stability Pact.
to release [released|released] {ww.}
Only unconditional actions against the regime can release the people from their suffering.
If so, when will the Council officially release the citizens of Austria from this ordeal, which violates their democratic rights?
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to uncover, to delete, to decontrol, to de-allocate)
In the Mobutu case, Switzerland ultimately had to release the assets.
With just a few clicks of the mouse you can check your e-bill in your online banking software and release the payment.
We ought to look at how we release funds.
If we did not get that, we would not release certain amounts of money and allow certain staffing levels.
Our Accounts department will only release this order for shipment if we receive a copy of your cheque/transfer.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to deliver)
release sb from a promise
Mr President, this does not mean we are releasing the Iraqi regime from its responsibilities and obligations.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to liberate, to loose, to lib)
It is important that the Palestinians release the captured Israeli soldier immediately.
The embargo on Serbia must be lifted and Serbia must, in turn, release its political prisoners.
Every time, when we asked why, the reply was the same, 'We cannot release him: he is a war criminal '.
For this reason, the Ethiopian Government should explain what these people are charged with, or it should release them.
It must either release prisoners if there is no evidence against them, or try them under international law.
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: dismissal, to dismiss, to boot out, to lay off)
We must not release the Member States from their responsibilities.
Having served over five months of his sentence, the president should release him without further ado.
We must do all we can to release from detention this brave and honourable woman.
release from prison
release an employee
to release [released|released] {ww.} (ook: to publish, to issue, to surrender)
release a statement
to release [released|released] {ww.}
The resulting shake-up of the world would release the forces of evil everywhere.
And so, if we can release some of those, they become accessible to us in our palate.
In addition, we must ensure that those who produce and release GMOs are held responsible.
So if you trust them, their brains don't release oxytocin.
We have found that people who release more oxytocin are happier.
to release [released|released] {ww.}
release from work
to release [released|released] {ww.}
to release [released|released] {ww.} [constr.]
to release [released|released] {ww.} [constr.]
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