Examples of using Appropriate forms in English and their translations into Polish
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involving them in the search for appropriate forms of dialogue.
No 3254/91 and the appropriate forms for certification referred to in Article 4 thereof well before 1 January 1996;
Religious Institutes can also promote appropriate forms of dialogue, marked by cordial friendship
employing appropriate forms of selection and coppicing farming methods,
make provision for intensive forms of cooperation between it and EUROJUST plus appropriate forms of European Parliament and national parliament oversight over the two bodies.
in an appropriate form the need to use appropriate forms.
inter alia, appropriate forms of gender- and age-sensitive assistance and support for persons with disabilities
Information shall be exchanged using the appropriate forms contained in the appendix to the handbook with recommendations for international police cooperation
make designs more appropriate forms in accordance with the load;
the Commission will establish appropriate forms of cooperation in the field of statistics in order to carry out their tasks in the most efficient way,
order to identify best practices, appropriate forms of peer review, concerted action between Member States
limitingthe contribution of the EFF by encouraging the use of appropriate forms of assistance.
The benchmark system, which has already been mentioned, must also be put into an appropriate form.
Progress will be shared with the public in an appropriate form.
What is the appropriate form for requesting the information, and.
Whereas copyright remains an appropriate form of exclusive right for authors who have created databases;
Choose the appropriate form of activity.
Helping to choose the appropriate form of business;
However, we will make sure that what the legislators wanted is achieved in an appropriate form.
These procedures could, if necessary, be formalised in an appropriate form.