Examples of using Be assessed in English and their translations into Czech
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they should be assessed as objectively as possible.
When viewed in cross section, the pressing force exerted by the weapon can be assessed.
The limits and drawbacks of the different methods for data acquisition can be assessed and evaluated with regard to their impact on the use of the data.
That is, the performance of a construction product should be assessed not only in terms of its technical capabilities
personal accountability must be assessed, and this information should be used as a starting point
the effectiveness of this Regulation must be assessed in terms of the criteria laid down therein.
those initiatives have to be assessed in relation to the financial resources that the Member States give the European Union to implement the policies appropriately.
As each country should be assessed on its own merits, the basic values
that the path for a possible mission must be assessed very carefully,
to fulfil all the Copenhagen criteria, on the basis of which its ambitions to become a member of the EU should be assessed.
Due to a lack of reliable scientific data on the basis of which cod by-catches in industrial fisheries can be assessed, it is essential that full documentation of catches should be introduced immediately,
I must point out that the emissions trading directive itself stipulates precisely that the virtuous path followed by the European Union must be assessed by the Commission, according to the outcome of the conference.
which must be assessed by the Commission before January 2013.
cases must be treated individually and they must be assessed and examined on their merits,
and the specific situation of each of these regions should be assessed and appropriate reaction to the corresponding challenges should be taken.
that Harmoni would be reviewed and then be assessed a tariff. and if Avrum Katz
One week before the delegation from the European Parliament leaves for Poznań, it should be assessed whether what the Commission now keeps repeating is really true,
limited by the fact that the operational programmes were only approved in June 2008 and it will take at least a year before any real advances in their implementation can be assessed.
manage to agree on a public process that can be assessed, verified and financed,
Counter-terrorism policy conducted at national level by Member States or the participation on the CIA rendition programme will not specifically be assessed in this context, but it is very clear what the Commission thinks about this, and we will continue to follow developments in Member States,