Examples of using State should in English and their translations into Polish
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that church and state should be separated.
The state should distribute the tax money entirely to the artists,
It is for the good realisation of this service that the Church and the State should care for harmonious
We therefore believe that the state should provide for a measure- and funding plan to reduce emissions from drained peatlands.
An independent supervisory authority in every Member State should ensure the proper
I am of the opinion that the effects of using an area which has not been left in its natural state should be included.
Prejean was asked by pageant judge Perez Hilton whether she believed every U.S. state should legalize same-sex marriage.
Rental forward to use the Lender equipment roadworthy and in such a state should be returned.
According to Dr. Zadrożny, the state should use a similar procedure: the legislators also should be sensitive to errors occurring when legislating.
The state should be within the 1967 frontiers,
We will discuss why the State should play an active role in the economy
According to youth, the state should also be exempt from numerous social obligations Fig. 2.23.
The state should focus on ensuring e-services adequate to the real needs reported by citizens and entrepreneurs.
Church offers to society, and it is one that the state should support for the sake of the common good.
both the foreign investor and the State should expect to pay approximately USD 440,000 each for the fees of the arbitral tribunal,
AWARE ALSO that transboundary movements of such wastes from the State of their generation to any other State should be permitted only when conducted under conditions which do not endanger human health
This means for example that non-profit making research organisations established under private law which receive their core funding from the State should be placed on an equal footing with public-law organisations.
Claims by creditors resident in a Member State other than the home Member State should be treated in the same way as equivalent claims in the home Member State without any discrimination on the grounds of nationality or residence.
Unfavorable to the State should the State decide at this point I do not believe that the State has engaged which would warrant the giving of some type of instruction to dismiss some of the charges that have been filed. in any conduct to this point.
it firmly believes that because the energy mix of each Member State is different, each State should take action adapted to its specific circumstances