Examples of using To avoid unnecessary in English and their translations into Polish
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Standards for sustainably produced forest biomass must be linked to the Europe-wide MCPFE criteria so as to avoid unnecessary work and duplication.
Flight protectors also keep the aerodynamics of the dart in good shape by maintaining the shape of the flight to avoid unnecessary movement while the dart is in the air.
To avoid unnecessary discarding it is therefore appropriate to provide for the by-catch quota for these species.
arrive at net benefits also in the foreseeable future and to avoid unnecessary costs and administrative burden for SMEs.
it must be planned, to avoid unnecessary trouble.
In selected fields Forum Regulations are expansed for greater clarity and to avoid unnecessary messages.
This will ensure that solicitors are able to avoid unnecessary costs, whilst minimising the risk of overlooked beneficiaries.
There will still have to comply with the regime, and it is better to avoid unnecessary conflicts.
But that's how I might have argued it to my men… to avoid unnecessary delay.
In all its work the Paediatric Committee should consider the potential significant therapeutic benefits of studies in children including the need to avoid unnecessary studies.
of clients bookings and organize a tailor-made service to avoid unnecessary delays.
So how can users get informed as early as possible to solve problems as soon as they emerge to avoid unnecessary disruption?
To avoid unnecessary delay. But that's how I might have argued it to my men.
It can be set to function only at set speeds, to avoid unnecessary disturbance in the city.
We encourage you to plan your reconditioning in advance to avoid unnecessary disruptions in your production.
Use the KDE-wide HTML cache settings when downloading feeds, to avoid unnecessary traffic. Disable only when necessary.
Desiring to protect the interests of the Union and to avoid unnecessary duplication or incompatibility between the two international instruments drawn up in the Council of Europe and the OECD;
not to shock the local population, and to avoid unnecessary problems, spoiling the good mood.
Register renaming refers to a technique used to avoid unnecessary serialized execution of program instructions because of the reuse of the same registers by those instructions.