Examples of using Drew up in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
a large covered-wagon drew up before the door; the night was clear starlight;
In 2006, the Commission drew up a multiannual plan for both stocks that entered into force in 2008.
In 2004- i.e. 12 years ago- the EESC drew up opinion INT/221 in response to a Commission communication(COM(2003) 717 final) on the previous strategy, LeaderSHIP 2015.
The Commission went against this, however, and drew up guidelines establishing that it was not necessary to have a permanent representative.
In 1936, CISAC drew up a model contract for reciprocal representation agreements between its members.
In 2010, the EESC drew up an own-initiative opinion(SOC/371) on Employee financial participation in Europe.
It was his team who drew up the security plans for the airbase where your team members were killed.
In agreement with the Council, the Commission drew up its proposal and submitted it for review.
On the request of the Czech Presidency the Committee drew up an exploratory opinion on"Involvement of civil society in the Eastern Partnership.
Only a democratic process like the Convention which drew up the draft Constitution can further European integration and confer much enhanced legitimacy on the European project.
In 2006, Bułhak drew up the script of the sixtieth anniversary celebration of the Polski Theatre:
The public notary, Jakov Giricic, drew up a will for the ship-builder Paulus(Pavao)
The Commission drew up a proposal for a regulation,
it is not in the Lisbon Treaty, which you drew up.
Drew up designs for the comprehensive drainage of Liberec,
Gesell also drew up proposals for an international post-capitalist monetary order,
The Commission drew up a questionnaire dedicated to the traffic police forces of Europe
the government drew up a national strategy aimed at raising the profile of the French metropolises at European level 8.
This parlor room is currently under renovation, but this is where Mr. Mckenzie took his breakfast, drew up contracts, and met with local merchants.
The conference drew up a European Charter on Plurilingualism,