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Bedarf
I. po·ten·tial [pə(ʊ)ˈten(t)ʃəl, Am poʊˈ-] ПРИЛ inv
II. po·ten·tial [pə(ʊ)ˈten(t)ʃəl, Am poʊˈ-] СЪЩ no pl also ЕЛЕК
Potenzial ср <-s, -e> geh
to have [a lot of] potential building, idea
to have [a lot of] potential person
to have [a lot of] potential person
I. de·mand [dɪˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] ГЛАГ прх
1. demand (insist upon):
to demand sth [from sb]
etw [von jdm] verlangen [o. fordern]
2. demand (insist in being told):
3. demand (need):
II. de·mand [dɪˈmɑ:nd, Am -ˈmænd] СЪЩ
1. demand (insistent request):
Forderung f <-, -en> nach +дат
to do sth on demand
2. demand ТЪРГ:
Bedarf м <-(e)s>
Nachfrage f <-, -n>
Geldnachfrage f <-, -n>
3. demand Brit (for payment):
Mahnung f <-, -en>
4. demand (expectations):
Запис в OpenDict
demand СЪЩ
Запис в OpenDict
demand СЪЩ
potential СЪЩ
demand СЪЩ MKT-WB
potential СЪЩ
demand, requirement СЪЩ
potential demand
Present
Idemand
youdemand
he/she/itdemands
wedemand
youdemand
theydemand
Past
Idemanded
youdemanded
he/she/itdemanded
wedemanded
youdemanded
theydemanded
Present Perfect
Ihavedemanded
youhavedemanded
he/she/ithasdemanded
wehavedemanded
youhavedemanded
theyhavedemanded
Past Perfect
Ihaddemanded
youhaddemanded
he/she/ithaddemanded
wehaddemanded
youhaddemanded
theyhaddemanded
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The study will examine the design and cost of a high-speed rail system, the potential demand and whether it would be economically viable.
www.theglobeandmail.com
The peace brought opportunities for rebuilding; including a potential demand for new locomotives.
en.wikipedia.org
The region possessed all the social and economic preconditions that indicate potential demand for air traffic.
en.wikipedia.org
These are the early signals for potential demand in the residential sector.
www.thehindu.com
Instead, we will advise our clients on various alternative methods to fairly sell tickets to an event that has such a small fraction of inventory available versus the potential demand.
www.inc.com
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Professional referrals management means that hospitals continuously and systematically maintain contact to private physicians, i.e. potential " referrers ".
www.rolandberger.de
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Betriebswirtschaftlich fundiertes Einweisermanagement bedeutet, dass Kliniken systematisch und kontinuierlich den Kontakt zu niedergelassenen und somit potenziell einweisenden Ärzten pflegen und strukturiert mit ihnen zusammenarbeiten.
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Seven training processes, developed with equal number of groups in seven different sectors of the city, seek to provide expressive tools to the participants to empower their role as emancipated audiences or as potential creators.
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universes-in-universe.org
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Es handelt sich um einen Komplex aus sieben Bildungsprozessen, entwickelt mit einer gleichen Anzahl an Gruppen in sieben Sektoren der Stadt, die den Teilnehmern Ausdrucksformen vermitteln sollen, um ihre Rolle als emanzipierte Betrachter und potenziell Schaffende zu stärken.
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This has been instrumental in breaking down the barrier between sales and marketing, improving the flow of communications and the potential to close more business.
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de.marketo.com
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Dies war maßgeblich, um die Barriere zwischen Vertrieb und Marketing zu durchbrechen, den Kommunikationsfluss zu verbessern und potenziell mehr Geschäfte zum Abschluss zu bringen.
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The primary aim of the voluntary confidential reporting system is to detect any potential risks in day-to-day operations and systematically investigate them.
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www.dfs.de
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Wesentliches Ziel des Voluntary Confidential Reporting System (VRS) ist es, die im täglichen Betriebsablauf potenziell vorhandenen Risiken zu erkennen und systematisch zu untersuchen.
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Furthermore, preventing initial contamination during production, storage and distribution of seeds is of the foremost importance, as sprouted seeds have the potential to cause large food-borne outbreaks.
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www.efsa.europa.eu
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Darüber hinaus ist die Vermeidung einer Ausgangskontamination während der Erzeugung, Lagerung und des Vertriebs von Samen von größter Bedeutung, da Keimlinge potenziell große lebensmittelbedingte Krankheitsausbrüche verursachen können.
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