Examples of using Is usual in English and their translations into Polish
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Marnie, I'm going to say the godparent's responses. But it is usual for the mother to hold her baby until that point.
The last day of the meeting, as is usual for this time of the year,
But it can be postponed in emphatic contexts, as it is usual in modern Germanic languages cf.
Their policy is any cancellations within 4 days of the activity come with zero back which is usual for something relatively expensive like this.
The further development of the Liberec brewery industry was complicated and contradictory- as is usual in history, but the brewery brews beer again today.
values only between 0.0(blue) and 100.0(red) as is usual in this analysis.
treatment of patients with MS significantly more to take account of depression than is usual in the conventional approach.
the salt deposit, as is usual nowadays popular ultrasonic devices.
well beyond than is usual in similar cases.
the Commission was required to assess complex economic situations, in relation to which it enjoyed a not insignificant margin of discretion, as is usual in the field of merger control.
as the use of certain terms in English as opposed to their equivalent in Spanish is usual among experts in certain fields and in specialised media.
More November 2013- Employee representation on Boards Employee representation on Boards is usual in many large European companies, either in Boards of Directors or in Supervisory Boards.
bookmark subfolders. As is usual for tree views in& kde;,
That's usual during a service.
It's usual in movie business.
Uzhi, especially water, are usual- and in bays of Kazantipa even form horrible congestions.
Such cheap tricks are usual only used by scammers.
Similar actions were usual practice.
These and related techniques are usual called pressure techniques.
They are usual to write single articles(posts)