Examples of using Partly due in English and their translations into Polish
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This is partly due to so-called gold-plating,
is partly due to the large number of users connected at one time.
This work proved resource-intensive and unsustainable, partly due to the centralised approach chosen
These deficiencies are partly due to the fact that environmental experts are not involved in screening non-environmental projects.
which in turn is speeding up the greenhouse gas effect worldwide partly due to release of methane gas.
This may be partly due to its association with insulin resistance
The lack of seed investors is partly due to low returns that make such investments unattractive.
onwards as the budgetary situation deteriorated, which was partly due to the slowdown in growth.
The downward trend in the sector is also partly due to the volume of imports from third countries.
Therefore, the definitive dumping margins established for the cooperating exporting producers in India are thus partly due to the existence of these export subsidies.
For example, in recital Q, it says:'whereas the increased number of women in prison is partly due to the worsening economic conditions of women.
end of the Cretaceous were largely or at least partly due to a massive Earth impact.
Partly due to the ceramics, which were specially developed by NASA,
The total or partial inability to use the products, partly due to incompatibility of equipment can not incur liability exactspy
The issues at stake are complex, partly due to the very long time lags from the design phase to bringing products into operation.
dependable horn is partly due to each and every horn being play tested by a professsional soloist before it leaves the Besson factory.
Employment remained resilient, partly due to a sizable recourse to short-time working arrangements, encouraged by the authorities.
Nowadays, partly due to strict approach
Activities of Jehovah's Witnesses have previously been banned in the Soviet Union and in Spain, partly due to their refusal to perform military service.
It had a strong influence in medieval thought, partly due to its inclusion in the Golden Legend.