Examples of using Finally agreed in English and their translations into Polish
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I would like to start by saying that the resolution finally agreed is absolutely not one that I would have drafted.
The Council finally agreed to the European Parliament's request for this amount,
cause Will finally agreed to put up my sign disavowing women.
That website my team has been trying to buy-- the owners finally agreed to sit down, talk to us tomorrow over breakfast.
The Commission finally agreed to pay the complainant compensation of EUR 56 000,
After we rejected their last offer, EMI finally agreed to sit down face to face so,
he was relieved that McClellan finally agreed to begin moving,
One year later, the question of the relationship between the two directives arose again in Wippel, in which the Court finally agreed that they could apply simultaneously in an individual case.
Moe finally agreed to give me an audio bit to the camera.
A few years before Buddha passed away, Ananda interceded and requested once more on her behalf, and Buddha finally agreed to ordain the women.
to address their concerns, the protestors finally agreed to leave.
Anton finally agreed to take a serious look into what being a Nu Skin Enterprises Distributor could mean for himself
after the fight to a stalemate, finally agreed to a peace treaty first recorded around 1258 BC.
If the Irish people continue to be dissatisfied with Lisbon in whatever form it is finally agreed between us and the rest of Europe,
The new Regulation was finally agreed on 2 February 2006 by the European Parliament
the UK customs authorities finally agreed to return a vehicle,
Belgrade and Prishtina finally agreed on the future of Serb-run North Kosovo in the tenth round of EU-led talks,
it is clear from the contested decision that it finally agreed to disclose the introductory paragraph only of the opinion.
therefore regrets that the text finally agreed by the Council, in particular Articles 3 to 7, could impose unnecessary administrative
the applicants so largely outnumbered the horns that they were in a quandary as to their division, and finally agreed to leave the distribution up to the Commander-in-Chief.