Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Feb 26, 2003 15:38
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German term
in den Dienst stellen
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Die innovativen Anteile werden in der Regel in den Dienst der praktischen Belange gestellt.
From an HR report on innovation and change.
Can anyone help me with this sentence?
From an HR report on innovation and change.
Can anyone help me with this sentence?
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Innovations usually serve practical needs.
My take on it from the USA.
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Comment: "Thanks everyone - most of the suggestions helped but this fits well with the rest of the document.
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turn around
...used for...
This is the best wording in my opinion
This is the best wording in my opinion
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The innovative parts will generally support (put into service of) the practical needs.
Or turn it around: The practical concerns/needs will generally be supported/served by the innovative parts/components.
Depending on context, of course.
Hope this helps
Depending on context, of course.
Hope this helps
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are deoloyed or are put to work
The innovative portions (of the work force) are usually deployed or are put to work for practical needs
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Note added at 2003-02-26 16:24:40 (GMT)
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Sorry for the typo. It is deployed and not deoloyed please.
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Note added at 2003-02-26 16:24:40 (GMT)
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Sorry for the typo. It is deployed and not deoloyed please.
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Innovative (work) elements are usually subordinate to practical requirements.
or even ... subservient
or ... are typically dictated by practical requirements.
just a few more for the collection. :-)
hope it helps
or ... are typically dictated by practical requirements.
just a few more for the collection. :-)
hope it helps
7 hrs
will be put to use.....
will be employed (and i don't mean by an employer, something can be put to work or employed in a situation!)
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