Examples of using Each spring in English and their translations into Polish
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To be ready for the rich grazing that will be unveiled by the spring melt. Each spring, animals travel up from the south.
allergy to poplar fluff. This hypersensitivity is a consequence of the struggle of antigens with antibodies, each spring affects about 15% of the….
delegations of the social partners meet before each Spring European Council to examine the components of the re-launched Lisbon strategy for growth and jobs.
Duckling Day is held each Spring on Mother's Day.
Sing to him each spring to him And worship the trousers that cling to him.
Particulars concerning those central bodies shall be updated each spring via the Presidency see Annex.
It agreed that such a Social Summit would in future be held before each spring European Council.
Each spring, half the world's Southern Elephant seals return to the island of South Georgia.
Summit for Growth and Employment would be held before each spring European Council.
The Commission for its part will continue to assess progress in its own annual Roma progress reports each spring.
Each spring the Presidency shall organize a meeting of heads of central bodies for law
Fourteen different species return to Talan each spring and in just a few weeks the once silent cliffs come alive to the calls of 4 million breeding seabirds.
in particular in the annual report on equality between women and men to each spring European Council;
Invite the Tripartite Social Summit ahead of each Spring European Council,
The Ngunnawal name was apparently used as a reference to corroborees held during the seasonal migration of the Ngunnawal people to feast on the Bogong moths that pass through the region each spring.
of the AMR exercise, or the Country-Specific Recommendations published each spring by the European Commission.
From now on, such statements of principles will be tabled by the Commission each spring so as to provide maximum time for reflection and consultation thus improving the decision making on such important issues.
The EESC would like to see maps drawn up each spring, with the aid of satellites and backed up by local meteorological analyses,
This approach will make it easier for the European Council to give practical guidance each spring and for the Commission to play its role of monitoring progress towards the Lisbon goals, offering encouragement
This consists of an annual discussion, each spring, on fiscal policy plans for the next year, which aims to ensure a