Examples of using Specific forms in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Community grants may be provided through specific forms such as operating grants,
References to the specific forms are set out in this guidance in order to specify the link between the information required and the conditions.
Specifying in detail the permissions of the"assistant" to complete specific forms, browsing selected data or opening specific windows/ bookmarks.
Specific forms of such a social programme can be: Posebne oblike takšnega socialnega programa so lahko.
but on participation in specific forms of life.
The Commission said in a statement that"found that Intel has used two specific forms of illegal practices.
The Commission in a statement said that"considered that Intel has used two specific forms of illegal practices.
scenes on a given topic using specific forms- 6 tasks.
resource shortages and specific forms of atypical work.
the third party contained specific forms of economic backing by the entity lending its resources, providing grounds for
indeed our Solar System is now in such a place of the space of the galaxy where specific forms both of radiation and magnetism can influence the earth.
Establishing specific forms of support to enable young people in general
the need for sustainability and the demand for specific forms of tourism, Europe must focus its efforts on improving its competitiveness.
extensive specific muscles factors used many specific forms of supplementation, often they do not apply
where we process and roll the steel accurately to create specific forms in the profiles.
prohibiting various specific forms of discrimination.
projects concerned require specific forms of expertise specifically available in such countries.
France-all currently introducing some sort of measures as a result of the refugee crisis and suggesting specific forms of involvement and engagement.
also contain rules on specific forms of mutual assistance such as the interception of telecommunications
focusing on the role of the BER in the legal order rather than the specific forms of cooperation which it covers.