Examples of using To a total in English and their translations into Polish
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which leads to a total lower cholesterol level.
The staff allocation would have to be revised to a total of 15 AD,
The EIB therefore increased its lending to convergence areas to a total of EUR 29bn in 2009, representing 41% of aggregate lending inside the EU.
Participation in the Mechanism has grown to a total of 30 countries(EU-25,
Annual expenditure planned under the scheme: The public contribution will amount to a total of EUR 38424393 and will be supplemented
So, this brings us to a total impossible juncture which is to try to make sense in perspective science… as to what that nature is of human nature.
It is home to a total of five bedrooms and four bathrooms,
With the Silvretta ski pass holiday-makers have access to a total of 73 facilities in the towns of Ischgl,
Event fence extension to increase the height of fences to a total of 3.05 metres.
Of majority share packages and stakes amount to a total of 1407, which is av majoritetsaktiepaket och insatser uppgår till totalt 1407, vilket är.
We have rightfully earned a reputation as a leading research centre in Russia due to a total of more than 60 national
Or that African rulers have billions stashed away in Swiss banks, to a total greater than many years'-worth of development aid?
During the period under review, 946 specific open licences were granted to a total of 588 persons or organisations.
was 9.4% in 200810, equivalent to a total of 1 077 800 workers aged 15 and over.
the proposed TAC for plaice sees a proposed decrease of 12%, to a total of 3 002 tonnes.
limited to a total of 10 devices(10 nodes in the Z-Wave mesh network), by installing a library file in the Turbo NAS.
The property consists of two separate apartments, extending to a total of 140 m2 of living space.
The EU will also fund 260 student grants of up to€ 3,000 each, to a total of€ 780,000.
In 2009, the EESC had commitment appropriations available amounting to a total of EUR 122 000 000(EUR 118 000 000 in 2008),
Disbursements in the form of grants amounted to a total of EUR 29.5 million: