But until these points of German corporate law are clarified by BaFin decisions, or by fresh case history, potential buyers should beware the power of the minority.
KPMG's Mr Leech thinks they may do well with those Asian consumers on whom the finer points of German or British styling are lost, but McKinsey's Mr Kaas is not so sure.
Which is one way of saying the parties in the beer garden are about celebrating not the finer points of German cuisine, but rather the traditions of the community: communal dining, communal drinking and plenty of accordion-and-tuba music.
The best and most unusual scenes are of her slowly reciting and revising sentences while an assistant takes them down on a manual typewriter, and of her arguing fine points of German with a musician friend whom she uses as a kind of ideal reader.
It also happens to be a terrific painting and a high point of early German Expressionism.
But on Monday, 9 October - the real turning point of this German revolution -the armed militias in Leipzig refused to fire on the crowds.
Hollande made an early point of receiving German Social Democratic party leaders in Paris, though on current opinion polls the chance of a clear social democratic victory in the German elections in September 2013 look slim.
To Primo Levi, picking up the governing metaphor of the master race, Auschwitz was "the ultimate drainage point of the German universe".Throughout the book there is a magnificent tension between "progress" and "conservation".
1729, d. 1786) was a creative and eclectic thinker whose writings on metaphysics and aesthetics, political theory and theology, together with his Jewish heritage, placed him at the focal point of the German Enlightenment for over three decades.
We considered the mathematics achievement test of the first measurement point of a German large-scale longitudinal educational study, "Aspects of learning background and learning development", which was conducted in the federal state of Hamburg (Behörde für Schule und Berufsbildung 2011).
