Examples of using Both now in English and their translations into Polish
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Protecting your cochlea enables your implant to deliver the best benefit, both now and in the future.
support, treatment and equipment will be properly met both now and in the future.
into happiness and life, both now and all eternity.
Whilst recognising the boost provided by the communication, much remains to be done to ensure that tourism takes on this key role in European policy, both now and in the future.
I guess it's ironic in the sense that we're both now advocating not consuming the products that we were busy actually producing with our families.
I believe that particular attention must be focused on the EU's convergence regions both now and in the future, so that the great differences between them can be significantly reduced as soon as possible.
is that the preconditions for profitable agricultural production must be safeguarded everywhere in the EU, both now and in the future.
of the general public from harmful effects of ionising radiation, both now and in the future;
the European Parliament is the right way to rebuild confidence in Europe, both now and in the longer term.
secure payment experience both now and in the future," said Craig Vosburg,
In order to make the right choices both now and for the longer term,
we will be vitally dependent on them, both now and, highly probably, in the future.
to think through their own beliefs and choices, both now and in the future.
He totally immerses him/her without restriction in his concern for that which will be praiseworthy both now and in the Everlasting Life.
thus who can check what exactly is going to happen both now and in the distant future.
demanding and firm both now and in the past, as they will also be in the future.
the greater will be our reward both now and hereafter.
The definition of a timetable for the implementation of appropriate solutions for the management of radioactive waste should ensure that undue burdens are not imposed on future generations while at the same time respecting, both now and in the future, the basic principles of radiation protection laid down in Chapter 1 of Directive 96/29/Euratom.
the impact of which we must face together, both now and in the future.
lines for different countries, and they see great value, both now and going forward, in working with standards makers from across Europe to develop together the best practice standards that enable reciprocal market access today.