Results for if at all translation from Greek to English

warning: escape `\\' followed by nothing at all
warning: escape `\\' followed by nothing at all

attendance of smo secretariat at all solvit meetings (in the various member states),
attendance of smo secretariat at all solvit meetings (in the various member states):

during the competition and at all stages of the evaluation procedure , the energy efficiency of the design and sustainability issues were important considerations .
during the competition and at all stages of the evaluation procedure , the energy efficiency of the design and sustainability issues were important considerations .

we cooperate closely and at all levels with our colleagues across business areas , the eurosystem and the escb , building on our diversity and synergies .
we cooperate closely and at all levels with our colleagues across business areas , the eurosystem and the escb , building on our diversity and synergies .

Κατά την ομιλία του στην απονομή, είπε:"a writer worth his salt at all has an obligation not only to entertain but to comment on the world in which he lives.
in his acceptance speech, he said:"a writer worth his salt at all has an obligation not only to entertain but to comment on the world in which he lives.

Ο gadamer επίσης υποστηρίζει ότι κάθε γλώσσα αποτελεί μια συγκεκριμένη θέαση του κόσμου, γιατί η γλωσσολογική φύση του κόσμου απελευθερώνει κάθε άνθρωπο από ένα αντικειμενικό περιβάλλον ("... the fact that we have a world at all depends upon and presents itself in it.
gadamer also claims that every language constitutes a world-view, because the linguistic nature of the world frees each individual from an objective environment: "... the fact that we have a world at all depends upon and presents itself in it.

as would be expected in any marketing context, the customer should be located at the centre of the model. the web provides opportunities for more targeted marketing and this element should consider how well the organisation knows the customers, for example: has your organisation developed personas? when did you organisation last gather insights from your customers? if your clients cannot find you online, your position may be strong today but with the pace of change it is not ensure to ensure future survival, customer behaviour is changing dramatically and customers expect speedy and transparent communication at all stages of the sales process. new behaviours are emerging such as webrooming and new behaviours are emerging such as webrooming and showrooming2 ; the issue is recognising these behaviours and adapting the organisation and its technology to support them. it can be difficult to ‘sell everything to everyone’ hence the need for greater targeting in an online environment. it means that you need to understand the customer, their needs, their shopping behaviour, their delivery requirements and the communities to which they belong.
as would be expected in any marketing context, the customer should be located at the center of the model. the web provides opportunities for more targeted marketing and this element should consider how well the organization knows the customers, for example: has your organization developed personas? when did you organization last gather insights from your customers? if your clients can not find you online, your position may be strong today but with the pace of change it is not ensure to ensure fu