Examples of using Changes in the way in English and their translations into Polish
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A smart, sustainable and inclusive growth in Europe implies substantial changes in the way growth and wellbeing are defined, measured(including through the measurement of progress
Overall then, the ECOC have seen significant changes in the way cultural activities are brought about which have established new platforms for activity which are likely to be sustained into the future.
If we make any substantial changes in the way we collect or use personally identifiable information provided by users,
While major changes in the way Regional Policy operates can only be envisaged in the next multiannual financial framework,
If we make material changes in the way we use Personal Information,
will be strong enough to prompt radical changes in the way that bottom fishing is managed
New technologies will help more than the current handful of trains run across frontiers without stopping(see our first feature), but without changes in the way railways are run,
secure global energy supplies, calls for profound changes in the way energy services are delivered
disease issues requires fundamental changes in the way agricultural production is managed country-wide
Mac OS X and Mac OS X Server addresses recent changes in the way Daylight Saving Time will be observed in the U.S.
together with the need to avoid frequent changes in the way the EU funds research,
It appreciates in particular that the ETF's Tempus Department continued to respond to requests for changes in the way it works and continued to be organised efficiently in spite of the uncertainties over the future of Tempus which characterized the period of the evaluation.
Finally, PCE includes imputed purchases that keep PCE invariant to changes in the way that certain activities are carried out- for example,
Users also emphasize that such good results also include changes in the way of life, ie the banishment of junk food,
all very good advice on dealing with the pressures of modern life is over, but changes in the way we all have to face the“great global financial crisis.”.
recommending changes in the way investigations are carried out
if we make any substantial changes in the way we use your information,
including serious problems of market failure or significant changes in the way credit rating agencies are regulated in other parts of the world.
which led to profound changes in the way professional football is organised in Europe