Examples of using Has considered in English and their translations into Polish
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My client has considered your offer and is willing to cooperate,
The Commission has considered using one percentage point of modulation to fund these schemes.
In other cases, the Commission has considered that aid to infrastructure could be an appropriate
Over recent years, the EU has considered ways to tackle the catastrophic human and environmental costs of this uncontrolled situation.
The Commission has considered the necessity to review every single Commission document related to the granting of state aid.
Our engineering staff has considered all the relevant data about the flight of the launch vehicle in the last mission Falcon-9",- says the company tweeter.
Thatgamecompany has considered remaking Cloud as a commercial video game,
the Commission has considered the possible application of isolated intervention in either one of the seven policy areas identified above.
Devolan effectively used district topography, has considered climatic conditions,
a scant few poker movies that Hollywood has considered worthy enough for a big budget film;
The Council has considered your petition and will grant the transfer once the final rituals have been.
The EESC has considered issues related to these emerging trends in a number of opinions4 that have been helpful in informing this exploratory opinion.
It sets out the various options Commission has considered in seeking to find solutions to these issues
The Impact Assessment has considered five Policy Options for the creation of an EIT which would address these goals.
Despite this fact, foodstuffs are still being irradiated and no one has considered the question of possible interaction with genetic engineering.
And will grant the transfer The petition is out of order. The Council has considered your petition once the final rituals have been.
The EESC has considered the merits of a possible Sustainable Social Development Charter covering the above fields of social policy and setting out the relevant fundamental rights of citizens.
The Council has considered this proposal but has come to the conclusion that the majority required for its adoption by the Council can not be obtained.
After appealing to the State the Minister of Justice has considered the case for appeal
it may mean that the reader has considered the content valuable
