Examples of using Time to adapt in English and their translations into Polish
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This date should allow industry sufficient time to adapt to the new provisions laid down in this Regulation
However, as such undertakings would need time to adapt to the obligations set out in this Regulation,
In order to allow all operators time to adapt to the general regime,
operators will need time to adapt to the provisions of this Regulation,
the economic operators concerned by this Regulation sufficient time to adapt to the new regime lays down by this Regulation,
Industry should be allowed sufficient time to adapt to the new provisions laid down in this Regulation
medium-sized enterprises in order to give them time to adapt to the changes resulting from the agreement,
Certainly in the video, it took me a little bit too much time to adapt to the alley, so I lost,
European Standardisation Bodies, time to adapt to the new requirements.
The 18-month prolongation of the transitional regime regulating the movement of pets into five Member States will give them the time to adapt to the regime which applies in the rest of the European Union.
Take it slowly. Your body needs time to adapt to the exercise, and if you overdo it you can injure yourself
give the market time to adapt?
will have sufficient time to adapt their production to the requirements at every stage, while farmers will
In order to give MS sufficient time to adapt and re-organise their national procedures in line with the proposed time limits,
Saudi Arabia' about face was to be so rapid that regional actors have not had time to adapt and therefore find themselves with contradictory positions depending on issues.
It is necessary that operators should have sufficient time to adapt to some of the requirements established by the present Regulation
need more time to adapt their systems to the harmonised methods
giving producers time to adapt;
they will need some time to adapt.