Examples of using Corollary in English and their translations into Polish
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by the person concerned, it is a corollary of that method, as the Commission has rightly observed, that when the earnings actually received after.
Do they not rather stand for cheap and tawdry frocks, and their corollary, sweated labour(if you have the energy,
This objective is the corollary to the overarching objectives of economic growth
is a corollary of that freedom of movement.
which is the corollary of the right to collective bargaining,
Such immunity from jurisdiction for a Community measure, as a corollary of the principle of the primacy at the level of international law of obligations under the Charter of the United Nations,
Such immunity from jurisdiction for a Community measure like the contested regulation, as a corollary of the principle of the primacy at the level of international law of obligations under the Charter of the United Nations,
common defence equipment policy, the Commission underlined the need for a competitive industrial base to support the European Security and Defence Policy(ESDP): as a corollary, this implies better coordination at European level, where consolidation of the range of political,
Polish military engagement in security missions- corollary of Polish membership in NATO
is an instance of the application of the principle of non-discrimination between nationals and non-nationals and a corollary of the right to move and reside freely enshrined
principle of equality and non-discrimination between nationals and non-nationals and a corollary of the right to move and reside freely enshrined
By introducing a supervisory regime for reinsurance undertakings, which so far are not subject to a Community legal framework, the corollary is the abolition of the requirement of pledging of assets used to cover unearned premiums and outstanding claims provisions
assumptions and corollaries.
It is noteworthy that three waves of globalisation have been the corollaries of the aforementioned three political theories Marxism,
a study by Deirdre Barrett examined whether lucid dreams contained four"corollaries" of lucidity:
Corollary of,"People lie," is,"People sin.
Corollary of,"People lie," is,"People sin.
The corollary alas being it still feels worse than it is.
I assume it's a corollary if“people lie" that"people screw up.
A corollary to the fundamental theorem is that every finitely generated torsion-free abelian group is free abelian.