Examples of using Formal statement 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
We will need you to make a formal statement down at the station.
make a formal statement.
Get a formal statement.
Officer rafferty will take your formal statement.
A formal statement that the plant protection product is identical to that authorised by the reference Member State;
We would appreciate it if there was more than simply a formal statement and the institutions cooperated to help rectify the particular example that I have just mentioned.
A formal statement that the plant protection product is identical to that authorised by the reference Member State;
Danny, would you mind going down to CSI, giving my boss a formal statement?
so I'm going to have to take a formal statement from you.
as Vice-President of the Commission, has made this formal statement to us.
A security policy is a formal statement of the rules that users must adhere to when accessing technology
Miss Hunter, Gen. Robert E. Lee signed a formal statement… to the effect that I was an officer and a gentleman.
Of questioning bystanders, any formal statement, but are in the process several at Queen Elizabeth Hospital, where it is still unclear what injuries-- And they have not yet released.
While federal authorities have yet to issue a formal statement, police are asking everyone in the greater D.
Police are asking everyone in the greater D. While federal authorities have yet to issue a formal statement.
And any avoidance of speculation in print ahead of a formal statement would be greatly appreciated.
I will take a formal statement from Antonia.
heard a guardian of destinyˆˆ present a formal statement in extenuation of the difficulties of ministering to her mortalˆ subject.
Nor was any decision taken on whether or not a formal statement of principles should be adopted as part of the CCCTB,
heard a guardian of destiny present a formal statement in extenuation of the difficulties of ministering to her mortal subject.