Examples of using Fully accessible in English and their translations into Polish
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accurate and fully accessible memory" of the past, and it has most certainly failed to mourn the past.
The Abfugschild is fully accessible, However no more memory of the former airport exists in its place.
less than 3% of private websites in the EU are found to be"fully accessible" according to these guidelines.
The residential complex of Stage III was designed as a closed quarter with controlled access, with three entrances fully accessible for the disabled.
The database should be fully accessible to the Member States,
The ground floor of the refuge is fully accessible to wheelchair users
which opened in 2004 is fully accessible for people with disabilities.
one room is fully accessible.
Facilities for disabled people- there are facilities in Valencia airport that have been out in place to ensure that the airport is fully accessible to people with disabilities.
The reopening of John Rylands means that its magnificent collection will once again be fully accessible to the people of Manchester and to visitors from around the world.
its experts will carry out all necessary analyzes at a fully accessible fee.
are fully accessible by 2015”.
since services would be fully accessible only in Member States that fully adhere to the EU recommendations.
Only one third of Europe's 761,000 public sector and government websites are fully accessible, despite the availability of technical solutions,
unless these documents are fully accessible via the internet shall be submitted.
to be made fully accessible to disabled persons(consistent with the aims
websites providing basic services to citizens are fully accessible by 2015.
many train stations were not fully accessible for persons with all types of disabilities.
The bird tower is not fully accessible, but Kulmunginniemi as such is also well suited for those with reduced mobility,
be fully accessible people with disabilities