Examples of using Form part in English and their translations into Polish
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these should form part of a coordinated approach by the Member States.
It will also form part of a general review of the slots regulation, to which I have made a commitment before the Council,
thus contributing to the development of a concept so that it can form part of the practical implementation of EU 2020.
for carrying out the operations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem.
meetings with the democratic opposition will form part of high level visits
a school at present, both facilities form part of the St John Paul II Education and Formation Centre in Kiabakari.
to carry out the operations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem.
The following proposals consequently refer to the entire structure of education and form part of a single approach,
other essential supplies and services form part of remuneration, all practicable steps shall be taken by the competent authority to ensure that they are adequate
Coherence: To what extent do the actions form part of a“holistic” approach within the framework of the programme
responsible enterprises form part of this framework by acting at the microeconomic level.
The limit values under the Euro VI standards, which form part of this overall strategy, are significantly reducing the emissions of soot particles
The steep rocky south faces of these three peaks form part of the cirque of the Kennicott Glacier,
appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banksto carry out operations which form part ofthetasks ofthe ESCB.
I do not deny that nuclear energy can form part of a well-balanced European energy basket
to any contractual commitment regarding acquisition of products which form part of a bundle, consumers are effectively hampered in their rights under this Directive to switch to competitive offers for the entire bundle
The following proposals consequently refer to educational activities in their entirety- regardless of where responsibility for them lies- and form part of a single approach,
Children's rights form part of the human rights that the EU
which essentially relates to the employment of the person concerned, form part of the pay received by that person
any funds it held at the moment of insolvency would form part of its estate, and would thus be available to meet the claims of all of its creditors.