Examples of using Have common in English and their translations into Polish
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other bodies with which the institute have common interests in Czech Republic.
We in the European Union and United States have common enemies who will not hesitate to exploit any crack and any evidence of a lack of trust in this relationship.
there must be people who are suitable for each other and have common topics for conversation.
The service and parking brake devices may have common components, provided that they fulfil the following conditions.
people with disabilities in the labor market have common interests.
The countries taking part in such multilateral controls may have common or complementary interests
that representatives of all classes have common characteristics- Luck,
OS X and Microsoft operating systems have common fonts, along with some proprietary fonts.
all the heating units of the species have common design elements are.
is one of several species in the genus Artemisia which have common names that include the word mugwort.
The EESC agrees that the EU should have common legislation with a high degree of harmonisation for the admission of third-country nationals to work in self-employed activities.
We will not have common standards, we will not improve a situation that we all wish to improve, and the process of
So that is where we should have common ground when it comes to the tools because that will anyhow benefit our environment,
The operator of the instrument should have common knowledge of the use of general electrical equipment or instruments.
Now, we aren't in a completely simplified fraction yet because 75 and 100 have common factors.
after which the fathers have common recreation until vespers.
social competences, which have common aims such as active citizenship
the trade fair have common objectives: the promotion of Internet-based enterprise
That's why in a capitalist world, countries only have common interest, but no long term friendship.
States Parties shall use their best efforts to ensure recognition of the principle that both parents have common responsibilities for the upbringing and development of the child.