Examples of using The often in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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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
This is particularly important in the case of the often complex disputes with the State Treasury or local government,
helping the latter to become familiar with the often highly technical elements of the procedure.
and themes from the often dramatic history of our region,
our Mother and Teacher, along with the often bitter medicine of the truth, offers us in the Lenten season the soothing remedy of prayer,
In developing the concept of service, we are already seeing that the often conflicting interests of the various European institutions
who walks along the often dusty paths of our lives.
also because of the often not less difficult economical processing of estates sale of valuables, properties etc.
taking into account the often firm restructuring in the quickly evolving business service industry.
would side consistently with the guardians rather than with the often intemperate workers.
Together with the whole Church, I thank God for the often heroic witness borne in such difficult circumstances by many Pastors,
is in a position to discern the often narrow path between the cowardice which gives in to evil
The often ongoing breach of the fundamental rights of EU citizens to free movement on European territory is evident,
with all the means with which God wishes to endow his Church, and this despite the often grave crises which have shaken her,
Notwithstanding the often direct consequences of EU-law
measures to narrow the often unjustified gap between production
expresses regret at the often excessively sector-based European approach;
Another issue relates to the often high transaction costs for rights-clearance.
This will undoubtedly simplify the often complex administrative procedures for receiving economic migrants.
Above all, the EESC is concerned at the often highly discriminatory nature of state aid.
Errors can arise from misapplication or misunderstanding of the often complex rules of EU expenditure schemes.