Examples of using Suitable form in English and their translations into Greek
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the Member States to provide flexible working opportunities and suitable forms of parental leave for both men and women;
bring to an end the old and the undesirable and make way for new and more suitable forms.
find the most suitable forms for its solution in a revolutionary manner.
that all Soviet republics will find the suitable forms of ties and collaboration.
political will to find suitable forms of cooperation.
possible for employers and workers in each company to negotiate suitable forms of worker influence themselves through a voluntary system regardless of what country the company is in.
make way for new and more suitable forms for the evolving life of God Immanent in Nature.
the diffuse interests of the public are not always served by suitable forms of judicial action which may be described as easy, rapid, inexpensive and effective(3).
Changes will be communicated in a suitable form.
It is also a suitable form of exercise for….
Everything depends on a suitable form of management.
A Directive is considered as the most suitable form for achieving the identified objectives.
In accordance with the principle of proportionality, a Directive remains to be considered as the most suitable form for achieving the identified objectives.
The results of health surveillance shall be preserved in a suitable form so as to permit consultation at later date,
When solid biomass is already in a suitable form(such as firewood),
When raw biomass is already in a suitable form(such as firewood),
When solid biomass is already in a suitable form(such as firewood),
Now Lenin proposed to replace the parliamentary republic by a Soviet republic as the most suitable form of political organization of society in the period of transition from capitalism to Socialism.
measurement and/or calculation of the level of exposure shall be preserved in a suitable form so as to permit consultation at a later stage.
tear substitute, in suitable form.