Examples of using General conclusions in English and their translations into Polish
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certain general conclusions can still be valid
Despite that variation, some general conclusions can be deducted: First,
It is therefore not possible at this stage to draw any general conclusions as to the effectiveness of the IGA decision in ensuring the compatibility with EU law of IGAs adopted after 2012.
One cannot draw general conclusions about Afghan asylum seekers' need for protection,
it is fair to draw two general conclusions from the words and actions of this man,
used for deriving general conclusions regarding behaviours
it is hard not draw some general conclusions based on this experience in all meanings of that word.
Security and Development(2007) and General Conclusions(2010) the latter calling for further reinforcement of EU crisis management tools to support Common Security and Defense Policy.
One cannot draw general conclusions about whether the forced return of Afghans to their country of origin would infringe Community law,
Besides the agreement on the guidelines included in the general conclusions and concerning the strengthening of the external dimension of energy policy,
The corollaries should be emphasised, among the general conclusions from the discussion: 1 three equivalent goals of sustainable energy policy:
My general conclusion is this: Per-capita demand for the basics- food,
The general conclusion of such a comparison is that.
Upon completion, the teacher, together with the children, draws a general conclusion.
What can the general conclusion be?
Although it has been difficult to draw a general conclusion at programme level,
each national report and a general conclusion.
The evaluator's general conclusion on efficiency is that the programme has mostly met expectations in terms of participation by type of organisation
The general conclusion is that air carriers have had more leeway to pick the groundhandler of their choice.
This is the general conclusion that derives from the Member States' Biennial reports