Examples of using A regime in English and their translations into Polish
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I'm afraid we're looking at a regime change.
In our own country, a regime change, in our own country.
20 years ago you personally contributed to the fall of a regime that oppressed its neighbours,
The proposal introduces a regime based on a preliminary equivalence assessment of third country jurisdictions by the Commission.
I believe that this is an attempt to create a veneer of legality and legitimise a regime which has come to power following a coup d'état,
This Regulation establishes a regime of roadside inspections of commercial vehicles circulating within the territory of the Member States.
Its processes run according to a regime of a magnetic correlation in accordance with the principles of simple logic.
Sooner or later, this special relationship with a regime that Amnesty International condemns as a widespread human-rights violator would come back to haunt the Bushes.
However, following the experience in the UK which has already introduced such a regime in 2009, the increase in notifications is estimated to be limited.
the absence of a regime lead to an exacerbation of diseases of the gastrointestinal tract- a person begins to recover
In this instance we need such a regime and we need to get it right,
rights violator Sooner or later, this special relationship with a regime would come back to haunt the Bushes.
In addition, this Regulation provides for a regime of sanctions in Chapter X that applies specifically to IUU fishing activities.
You should know that after a regime that is support healthy circulation,
A regime that would target hospitals,
I cannot overstate how important this is in terms of a regime shift and an alignment of fisheries regulation with many other maritime activities.
whether Parliament should continue to have a delegation for relations with a regime that is the exact opposite of everything the European Union is founded on.
Moreover, a regime of harmonised and proportionate administrative sanctions must be established if we are serious about ensuring an equal and effective application of the CFP rules.
The guy he was impersonating was… A regime loyalist, which means we don't know what you have walked into.
In addition, can we consider a regime that finances guerrilla warfare in neighbouring countries to be trustworthy?