Examples of using The more general in English and their translations into Polish
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Commission noted that the complainant does not mention if he even applied to participate in one of the more general competitions organised at the B1 or B 3/2 levels.
and links this with the more general National Reform Programme in the context of the Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
This document should also link with the more general National Reform Programme describing the specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of what is known as Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
not exclusive targeting" of Roma in the more general context of social inclusion policy.
which is expected to link with the more general National Reform Programme where member states describe specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
Therefore I am going to carry out research on further possible manners of"rewarding" with which God restores the"justice" towards these people who for the more general good needed to be punished undeservedly with the"curse of inventors.
In Step 2, the more general issue of wagon maintenance will be addressed
Therefore I am going to carry out research on further possible manners of"rewarding" with which God restores the"justice" towards these people who for the more general good needed to be punished undeservedly with the"curse of inventors.
of small arms and light weapons, nor the more general objectives of preserving peace
is expected to link with the more general national reform programme where member states describe specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of what is known as Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
In this regard, the PSI Directive contains a specific formulation of the more general Union rules on competition, namely Article 10(2)- prohibiting cross-subsidies-
is expected to link with the more general national reform programme where member states describe specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of what is known as Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
Moreover, the Commission is examining the data provided and the more general question of whether the use of antibiotics as additives in feedingstuffs meets the conditions set out in Article 3a of Directive 70/524/EEC for the authorisation of additives;
pending the more general discussion to be held on the reform of the EESCs working bodies and structures.
is expected to link with the more general national reform programme where member states describe specific measures to modernise their economy in the context of what is known as Lisbon strategy for jobs and growth.
in this particular case by singling out directory services provision from the more general category of information society services to which it belongs.
rather of ensuring that the rules currently in force provide effective support for the more general measures associated with maritime safety and with the protection of the seas and the environment.