Results for entail translation from German to English

boundedly rational decision making does not by any means entail poor performance.
boundedly rational decision making does not by any means entail poor performance.

de proposal will entail reprogramming of the relevant heading in the financial perspective .
proposal will entail reprogramming of the relevant heading in the financial perspective . en

these regulations entail four criteria according to which decisions about the assignment should be made.
these regulations entail four criteria according to which decisions about the assignment should be made.

he's not predicting it will in the near future, but simply states what such an extreme scenario would entail.
he's not predicting it will in the near future, but simply states what such an extreme scenario would entail.

arguably, being a "skeptic" does not entail maintaining a posture of ignorance while demanding to be educated.
arguably, being a "skeptic" does not entail maintaining a posture of ignorance while demanding to be educated.

the project could entail physical and economic displacement, but the significance in terms of number of people affected and permanence of the impacts needs to be further assessed and will depend on the final alignment of the cables.
the project could entail physical and economic displacement, but the significance in terms of number of people affected and permanence of the impacts needs to be further assessed and will depend on the final alignment of the cables.

the rating agency has evaluated how 27 of the world’s largest listed oil and gas companies are facing up to their social and environmental responsibilities and the challenges these entail. more...
the rating agency has evaluated how 27 of the world’s largest listed oil and gas companies are facing up to their social and environmental responsibilities and the challenges these entail. more...

at a first instance it involves a debt level that does not entail – either now or in the foreseeable future – interest payments so large that they cannot be paid.”2
at a first instance it involves a debt level that does not entail – either now or in the foreseeable future – interest payments so large that they cannot be paid.”2

"inclusion refers to equal participation by all as a matter of course. [...] this entails integrating services for disabled students into general student services and
"inclusion refers to equal participation by all as a matter of course. [...] this entails integrating services for disabled students into general student services and