Examples of using Both direct in English and their translations into Polish
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can be both direct and oblique- it all depends on your desire,
Female employment in fisheries, both direct and indirect, is very important,
The effectiveness(both direct and indirect effect) of 7-valent Prevenar against pneumococcal disease has
achieving a relative balance after a sharp increase in prices of raw materials, both direct(fish and seafood,
resulting in both direct and immune-mediated hemolytic anemia,
the client received losses instead- both direct(the ineffective video surveillance system were replaced)
offering more time to farmers to fill in their application for both direct payments and rural development payments.
changing‘indirect discharges' to‘input' which covers both direct and indirect introduction of pollutant into groundwater.
while taking into account both direct and indirect effects,
future to monitor and take steps to eliminate the negative effects, both direct and indirect, of commercial logging on wildlife.
Today we will show two French-language films, both directed by pairs of sibling directors.
He also earned nominations for the psychological thrillers Taxi Driver, both directed by Scorsese.
He then starred in two television films, both directed by Stephen Frears,
who was in her final year at university and both directed and played in theatre performances in Ireland at that time,
Directive 2000/78 defines both direct and indirect discrimination within Article 2.
Atmospheric warming has many effects, both direct and indirect, in different areas and sectors.
Our society pays a hard price for this every year, in terms of both direct and indirect costs.
Measures that clearly serve both direct and indirect goals- no regrets-measures- should be implemented as soon as possible.
The framework directive on equal treatment in employment bans discrimination in employment, both direct and indirect, on grounds of disability.
Both direct and indirect temperature effects threaten crop yields.