Examples of using Publicised in English and their translations into Polish
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The measures set out in the communication could operate more effectively if widely publicised and if consumer choice is not distorted.
these projects should be encouraged and successful experiments publicised and repeated.
but need to be publicised and made more easily accessible.
to that are undervalued, insufficiently publicised and often ignored.
which must be publicised as much as possible.
Every invention that was successfully implemented on Earth and widely publicised amongst people, lifts the civilisation level of the entire humanity.
The information publicised by USOPAL that the American Jews demanded war restitutions in the amount of 65 billion dollars from Poland was anti-Semitic.
its contents should be publicised and provide a reference point for the vast majority of Europeans.
powerful Despite numerous widely publicised scandals in recent years, gambling and entertainment industry in Australia and around the world.
the deletion of the old registration shall be publicised in the Member States concerned,
Perhaps information on payment card costs should be publicised on a wider scale
personal details are publicised without consent and this is an unacceptable invasion of privacy
This revelation became widely publicised by the Polish media
The news about many drastic situations is not publicised. For instance,
ideas contained in them should be publicised through information campaigns.
Thus we can talk of a quiet revolution in the use of these funds- something that must be publicised.
as well as publicised the results of excavation works in Edfu.
Consumer surveys on the harmonisation of European taxation at the petrol pump, with the results widely publicised;
The Commission must therefore ensure that the guidelines are appropriately publicised in the Member States.
EU views are now more widely publicised and discussed outside of government circles, by citizens as