Examples of using As for instance in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
airfare approach files, such as for instance departure and birth times
such as for instance bladder tests
display using a selection of tactics, such as for instance weaving, welding,
such as for instance atmosphere separating models,
present other general attention, such as for instance cleaning or retaining keeping
such as for instance weddings, parties, or banquets.
before beginning function discovering factors such as for instance site, landscape, and weather conditions.
Many of his most interesting psalms are credited to this epoch; as for instance, the thirty-fourth and fifty-seventh.
This will be the case for the implementation of specific actions such as for instance joint processing of asylum applications, joint return operations,
In some sectors, such as for instance the telecommunication one,
would be for the leader to address the congregation as including himself in the exhortation, as for instance to say,"We should not do" thus and so.
made for mitigating factors, such as for instance the exclusion of the primary market
will allow to address challenges which cut across them, such as for instance sustainability, climate change
to cover additional substances, such as for instance inorganic substances, once they have
industry and the EU, as for instance in the Strategic Energy Technologies(SET)-Plan12, the ICT Joint Technology Initiatives(JTIs)13 and the upcoming Strategic Transport Technology Plan.
such as for instance the limitation of securities issuers' access to CSDs,
other traditions about their name as for instance from the word cycle,
private institutions, someone who has always been extremely proactive as for instance in his chairmanship of the Financial Stability Forum.
exchange contracts throughout the EU(as for instance, the information requirements), where appropriate.
the dignity of the human being with regard to the application of biology and medicine, as for instance reflected in the 1996 version of the Helsinki Declaration.