sich wegducken (vor jdm./etw.); sich drücken vor etw. [übtr.] {vr}
The following provisions of the Foreign Trade and Payments Act (Aussenwirtschaftsgesetz; hereafter: the AWG) and the Foreign Trade and Payments Ordinance (Außenwirtschaftsverordnung; hereafter: the AWV), adopted on # December #, are relevantlangbot langbot
sich drücken [vor oder von der Arbeit] [verb] [idiom]
Whereas Article #a of Regulation No #/EEC states that the Council is to adopt criteria for mobilizing on the Community market oil and other vegetable oils for supply as food aidlangbot langbot
sich drücken [ugs.] [vor dem Dienst, vor dem Einsatz] [verb] [mil.]
To what extent are CSA border clearance option restrictions concerning commodities, modes of transportation and countries of origin still valid?langbot langbot
kneifen [ugs.] [pej.] [sich (jdm./etw.) nicht stellen, sich (vor etw.) drücken] [verb]
Publication of an amendment application pursuant to Article # of Council Regulation (EC) No #/# on the protection of geographical indications and designations of origin for agricultural products and foodstuffslangbot langbot
Es baut sich unweigerlich Druck auf, vor allem in Gegenwart einer so bezaubernden jungen Dame.
The status of the Group in the territory of the host governement shall be governed by a Headquarters Agreement between the host government and the GroupLiterature Literature
Alle drücken sich vor der einzigen Wahl, die Rußland tatsächlich bleibt.
Although it is difficult to accurately estimate travel expenses, one week's out-of-office travel expenses would range between $2000 and $2500 per trip (likely less in regions of smaller geographic size).Literature Literature
Gibt auch nur ein paar, die das richtig ernsthaft betreiben, die anderen drücken sich nur vor der Arbeit.»
Amendment No 9 lays down control by the competent authorities of the setting of tests. This means that the tests can be carried out by authorities other than the competent authorities.Literature Literature