Sentence examples for translated into have from inspiring English sources

It has been the aim of many politicians in Europe for more than three decades, but disputes over what language patent applications should be translated into have prevented progress.

According to a number of sources, her books, in the approximately forty-five languages they have been translated into, have sold more than two billion copies, making her the most widely read novelist in history.

This often translated into having difficulty "keeping up with certain relationships".

In business that translates into having a few simple, clear objectives.

What we see sometimes in the lab does not translate into having an antiviral effect in humans".

His works have been translated into German have appeared in manuskripte (Austria) and Neue Rundschau (Germany).

What was it?"; have my question translated into Japanese; have the answer back in English in seconds.

Somehow, this has translated into me having more genuine male friends as an adult than females.

(Mullarkey, 2006: 7; original emphases) Besides a horizontal approach to nature and culture, this monism translates into 'a focus on how immanence relates to change' (Mullarkey, 2006: 8).

So most ­Spanish-language literature translated into English has them added by the translator.

The first of my books to be translated into Czech had just appeared.