Sentence examples for german act from inspiring English sources

In 1999, a British DJ mashed up her vocals from the song with German act Fragma's track Toca Me.

GERMAN ACT IN HAITI PERHAPS UNJUSTIFIED; But Is Not Likely to Lead to a Dispute with This Country.

Thompson was speaking at a press conference in Berlin for the world premiere of Alone in Berlin, the screen adaptation of Hans Fallada's 1947 novel about a German act of resistance to the Nazis in wartime Berlin.

The German act and, following its example, the Austrian and Japanese acts extend bankruptcy proceedings to all natural and legal persons, whether or not they are engaged in commerce and without differentiating between petitions by the bankrupt himself or by creditors.

Since 2007, with the German Act on reinforcing SHI competition, IQWiG may also be commissioned to perform cost-benefit assessments.

While being one of the most successful acts of the dance music genre itself, Cascada was named the most successful German act of the 21st century.

Gen. Albert Watson, American commandant, demanded that Soviet commandant Col. A.V. Solovyev bring the "criminal" East German acts to a halt.

German humour's reliance on the physical is not just apparent on television, but also in the way Germans act on a day-to-day basis.

What's at stake here is not whether the Germans act as Europe's consumer of last resort or whether Britain joins the euro, but which is the better model for a world affected by energy depletion and climate change.

Others think that many Germans acted against their will under government pressure, and many interviewees tell of Germans who courageously defied Nazi law to help them.

Professor Turner states that there were just two periods in the last 200 years when Germans acted out aggressively: before and during the two world wars, while other European countries, namely France and Italy, were much more bellicose.