Examples of using Significant change in English and their translations into Czech
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It is recognised that significant change is coming after 2013, but changes to payments under the CAP should gradually evolve
No significant change is expected in the payment practices of customers in other sectors in the coming 12 months.
Recently, though, I have been able to assure people that the policy is undergoing significant change.
It does seem to me that our little life has undergone… a rather significant change in the past few minutes now.
when there is any significant change to the business or within your family.
New markets, combined with new technologies has led to a significant change in the aviation world.
but unless there's a significant change in the ground conditions,
The abolition of internal border controls in countries belonging to this zone is a really significant change, with both a practical and a psychological dimension.
It was revealed that small structural variations in these polymorphs resulted in significant change of their magnetic anisotropy.
there's been a significant change in the laws of physics.
the amendment proposes a significant change to the VAT Act regarding the failure to pay consideration for the supply of goods or services.
cannabis-based products in any pharmacy, which is a significant change and a huge improvement of life comfort for those who need this kind of treatment.
the Convention represents a significant change, since it treats disability not only as a social
marks a significant change in online shopping.
Today we have seen a significant change because, up until this point, Greek Members of this House have been making themselves look completely absurd,
If a significant change occurs within these Privacy policy in regard to the manners of handling personal data,
especially as the result of new information being received that may lead to a significant change to the benefit/risk profile
I don't expect to see any significant change vis-à-vis your own inheritance,
parity is a legal requirement, and that it is the first of the new Member States to introduce this significant change.