Examples of using Temporary nature in English and their translations into Polish
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of the ancient prophets, had to demonstrate the provisional and temporary nature of such of the earlier divine laws abrogated by Mohammed as they did not claim to be out-and-out inventions.
Moreover, the remuneration mechanism needs to incentivise beneficiaries and/or their owners to buy out the shares acquired by the State using State aid to ensure the temporary nature of the State's intervention.
I would emphasise that temporary nature- in the field of air transport.
has not been sufficient to help clarify the temporary nature of cabotage.
This emergency oversight mechanism is to be used as a measure of last resort of temporary nature and it is proposed that it can be activated/deactivated by a decision taken by the Commission based on clear criteria established in law.
found that some of the underlying problems were of a temporary nature e.g. money in bank accounts not yet paid to producers
I wasn't ready to cope with all the negative comments I heard, about the temporary nature of this business for example.
Protection measures- The definition of the term'protection measure' stresses the preventive and temporary nature of such measures,
by the respective ways in which Directive 2002/15/EC on working time is transposed into national legislation in the different Member States and by the temporary nature of cabotage itself.
does it contain more specific criteria as to how to determine the temporary nature of the work to be performed by the posted workers
the investor did not undertake a risk and/or the investment was short in duration or of a temporary nature.
of the Enforcement Directive set out a non-exhaustive list of qualitative criteria characterising both the temporary nature inherent in the concept of posting for the provision of services
of the Enforcement Directive set out a non-exhaustive list of qualitative criteria characterising both the temporary nature inherent in the concept of posting for the provision of services
to alleviate these problems, such as the significant recent rise in higher enrolment rates for university education in most new Member States, the temporary nature of much of the mobility,
non-exhaustive list of qualitative criteria/constituent elements characterising both the temporary nature inherent to the notion of posting for the provision of services46 as well as the existence of a genuine link between the employer
Considering the specially vulnerable situation of third-country national seasonal workers and the temporary nature of their assignment, there is a need to define clearly the working conditions applicable to such workers
The differences may be of permanent or temporary nature.
Most worker migration has so far been of a temporary nature.
Adapt the intervention measures to the temporary nature of the sector.
However, a number of the supporting factors are of a temporary nature.