Examples of using The sometimes in English and their translations into Polish
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This gives our raw material suppliers a piece of legal certainty created in the sometimes inscrutable topic of agricultural goods transported by road.
debates and the sometimes inane nonsense there.
which would require prior coordination of the sometimes conflicting flying schedules.
other attacks to defeat the sometimes massive enemies.
uncomplicated program that can be well integrated into the sometimes stressful everyday.
but fear the sometimes difficult way to the bank,
It is people who build it, through their actions and the sometimes unexpected consequences of them.
Due to their different natures, and the sometimes specific issues involved, the report presents its findings on the two approaches separately.
It strikes me that there is a failure to sound any critical note about the sometimes disastrous consequences of China's involvement in Africa.
This requires attempting to find a balance between the sometimes contradictory interests of companies with different business models involved in the standard-setting process.
Although the Belgian Presidency did everything in its power, it could not always achieve a great deal, because of the sometimes stubborn, antediluvian attitudes of other Member States.
Taco Fish is a healthy and somewhat trendy alternative to the sometimes more heavy, traditional main ingredients of taco.
Moreover, the Commission would not want such estimation to discourage Member States from performing the sometimes difficult work of producing accurate data
In spite of the sometimes perfectible quality of his achievements,
This could result to a certain extent from the sometimes ambiguous formulation of some questions in the implementation questionnaires,
countries less well-equipped to confront the sometimes devastating effects of global warming.
The sometimes insufficiently specific training of some judges
both helping you to make the most of your time in Dakar and escorting you through the sometimes strange habits of the Senegalese.
a pass to the sometimes difficult freedom.