Examples of using Clear separation in English and their translations into Polish
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Except that in case of the Lithuanian speakers"accuracy" doesn't mean clear separation of sounds from each other,"cutting them out" from background,
etc.) and require a clear separation of policy- and law-making from oversight functions
the use of‘biological material' of illicit origin would be ethically permissible provided there is a clear separation between those who, on the one hand,
it must allow for a clear separation between financial sources allocated to pure ODA development cooperation
who called for a clear separation between business banks,
there was a clear separation between Member States
It is also very important for me that there should be a clear separation between taxes and charges,
We are a Bundestag and a Bundesrat at the same time. A clear separation of this dimension should,
the other bodies and activities of the GSA Agency, through a clear separation, within the Agency, between accreditation activities and other activities.
where there is a clear separation between risk assessment(carried out by scientific bodies)
the other of those directives if, through effective precautions, a clear separation is possible between the activities carried out by that body to accomplish its task of meeting needs in the general interest
A CLEAR SEPARATION OF THE TWO"PILLARS.
The clearest separation of the two peaks occurred at a rate of 1 °C/min while,
However, I believe we need a clear separation of civil and military powers.
This strict obligation would require a clear separation line between LIFE+
There was a clear separation between ads and Search from the very earliest times.
In medieval England there was no clear separation between the king's household and the treasury.
A core feature of both approaches is the clear separation of schemes( rules,
A clear separation of functions between bodies concerned in the management,
To justify the clear separation of faith and reason,