Examples of using Sub-sector in English and their translations into Polish
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Financial
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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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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
the local government sub-sector are expected to show stable surpluses,
largest sub-sector, its norms are intended to serve all market turnover,
the greenhouse gas intensity of fuels used in the transport sector or any other sub-sector after 2020.
The appearance of this category of objects and, accordingly, the sub-sector of law became necessary at the end of the XIX century due to the rapid development of industry and the emergence of a large number of inventions.
a space industry policy that fully reflects the specific needs of each sub-sector.
The« other»( non-monetary) financial intermediaries( OFI) sub-sector consists of financial institutions which are principally engaged in financial intermediation
the introduction of the"fish products" sector and the"bivalve molluscs" sub-sector in the list of priorities in annex IV for which equivalence may be recognised.
the sector or sub-sector should be deemed at risk of carbon leakage.
More comprehensive data, drawn from industrial statistics, is only available in respect of that part- albeit the largest part- of the automotive component manufacturing industry which is recorded statistically as a sub-sector of the automotive industry the industry producing motor vehicles
For macro-prudential purposes certain balance sheet data on credit institutions alone are collected if there is a material difference in a Member State between the MFI sector as a whole and the credit institutions sub-sector.
services to consumers and small and medium enterprises(SMEs)- remains the most important sub-sector of banking, representing over 50% of total EU activity in terms of gross income.
particularly in the ceramic tableware sub-sector, the EU's competitive advantage on the basis of cost is diminishing.
energy used in engines at construction sites see Industry sub-sector Construction.
may be broadened solely through the inclusion of categories of institutions coming from the sub-sector« other financial intermediaries,
Deliverable limited to VET and employment sub-sectors 2000-06.
National accounts by institutional sectors and sub-sectors 2005-2008 1.59 MB.
Financial accounts by institutional sectors and sub-sectors, 2005- 2008 0.89 MB.
National accounts by institutional sectors and sub-sectors 2011-2014 4.84 MB.
Financial accounts by institutional sectors and sub-sectors, 2005-2007 4.42 MB.
The scheme is open to all sub-sectors.