Examples of using Only very in English and their translations into Polish
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Elderly There are only very limited data on protective efficacy of the vaccine in subjects aged 65 years and more.
As a general rule, the former see no or only very limited need for regulation at EU level,
That is why the deleted sentence which suggests the US have, only very recently, joined the CC is a piece of wrong information.
With optical imagery only very targeted small areas can be covered,
Only very limited nonclinical studies have been performed with either the labeled
Only very few new authorisations have been granted in the past
Then the struggle for national liberation will produce only very partial results,
Thus,"every religion provides only very general guidelines
If the modem seems to work only very, very slowly,
Only very good projects submitted by large enterprises with relevant competencies stand a chance to receive funding in this competition- says NCBR Director Prof. Maciej Chorowski.
Article 95 of the Treaty as legal basis for the proposed Directive gives only very strict procedures for Member States to defend higher standards.
ended suddenly, with only very small outbreaks in Italy until as late as 1959.
social interests is not only very important, but also very difficult.
tokens are considered to raise only very marginal risks of confusion
which has generally been accompanied by employment loss at worst or only very limited employment growth at best.
others have only very general provisions
While the Directives4 adopted since 2000 on the basis of Article 13 of the Treaty5 are seen as bringing major progress, only very limited number of people was aware of their rights and obligations.
investigation is no longer mandatory for serious marine casualties; only very serious casualties have to be the subject of a systematic investigation as stipulated by the new code for marine casualty investigations, which is currently in the process of being adopted by the IMO;
isotopic composition studies provide only very general information about the place in which the organism developed.
the previous openings were already implemented by reassigning priorities within the allocated appropriations, only very limited opportunities for savings have been identified to date, which makes it necessary to prioritise the timing of these openings.