Examples of using Particularly close in English and their translations into Polish
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The reference to the early Church and perception of love and the"soul" of communal life were particularly close to his heart.
I would also like to remind you of the importance of the principle of relative stability, which is particularly close to my heart.
the Head of Government also wrote that Helmut Kohl had been particularly close to the Poles.
The particularly close borders with Germany
That book is particularly close to me because the author presented there the monograph of the hospital on Dluga Street 7, that began to operate on 11 or 13th of August.
affect glucose metabolism and may require dose adjustment of insulin glulisine and particularly close monitoring.
Factors increasing the susceptibility to hypoglycaemia require particularly close monitoring and may necessitate dose adjustment.
is particularly close to my heart, because there have been considerable problems here since the EU enlargements in 2004 and 2007.
He is particularly close to people from our Institute:
Therefore, that the rule regarding the grant of unemployment benefit by the Member State of residence applies even in relation to wholly unemployed frontier workers who have maintained particularly close links with the State of their last employment.
We- and my political group is certainly no exception- often take a particularly close interest in matters relating to the Internet
the former Soviet republics where I had been frequently teaching and with which I felt a particularly close connection.
just to add a point that is particularly close to my heart and which I have raised on several occasions at the ACP meetings.
interaction is perceived to be particularly close in the fields of bioterrorism,
even if he or she is particularly close to the other?
determining whether Article 6(1) of the Regulation is applicable is, above all, the existence of a particularly close connection between the claims.
other New World Pleistocene horses supports the novel hypothesis that Hippidion is actually a member of the living genus Equus, with a particularly close relationship to the wild horse, Equus ferus.
with a view also to producing very concrete results for our citizens in one of the areas particularly close to our heart.
the annual work programmes to be adopted by the Commission require particularly close collaboration within the Statistical Programme Committee, established by Decision 89/382/EEC, Euratom(5);
We are therefore paying particularly close attention to this serious problem in Mexico