Examples of using Is practised in English and their translations into Polish
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sun” or“welcome to the sun”) is practised in many different variations.
Finning is practised by non-European vessels which, despite not having systems for freezing,
Where a sanitary slaughter policy is practised to control the disease
because winegrowing is practised in dry areas
Similarly, when on a particular market selective distribution is practised in combination with additional restraints such as non-compete
Infanticide is practised as extensively and as legally in England as it is on the banks of the Ganges,
Racism is racism, whether it is practised by politicians in suits
since it appears to presume that political persecution and torture is practised within one of its Member States.
Where a sanitary slaughter policy is practised to control the disease
the pressure on wages brought about by the external competition of low cost countries where social dumping is practised, and by the internal competition of non-European immigration;
I must say that it has lagged far behind the Constitution- that social justice is practised here in Europe through greater co-determination on the part of the European Parliament.
seek to challenge it when international law is flouted and State terrorism is practised in its name.
We shall never support the policies that are practised by Alexander Lukashenko.
Been practising this pitch? How long has InGen?
Other faiths are practised by the country's various ethnic groups.
Been practising this pitch? How long has InGen?
It must be practised if you wish to attain the skill necessary to control it.
These rites were practised by private landowners,
All you need to do is practise with Percy.
Jeff is an archery master and he is practising archery now.