Examples of using To be defined in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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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
To be defined later.
Other factors to be defined by the Member State.
Other parameters to be defined by the Member State.
Other factors to be defined by the Member State.
The CO2 concentration meter enables 16 independent alarms to be defined for the measured data.
One evening a month for children To be defined with hours and my work schedule.
Kelly, by somebody else's ambition. I understand not wanting to be defined.
By somebody else's ambition. I understand not wanting to be defined- Kelly.
Who are you? Well, not to be defined by my work, but let's just say.
You don't need to be defined by your past.
Orchard defines me, and I do not wish to be defined.
You don't need to be defined by your past.
The Platform will carry out a number of tasks to be defined and implemented on the basis of agreed work programmes.
Harmonisation should be given priority at least for a transitional period for work- to be defined separately- performed in the national health systems,
Other factors to be defined by the Member State; replaced the text of the abovementioned Article 6(2), as of 1 January 2000, by the following: of.
The skills requirements are to be defined later by the European Railway Agency
Sustainable food needs to be defined in the context of the three pillars of sustainability:
Communicates to the Commission, under conditions to be defined by the latter in accordance with Article 40, information relating to the award of contracts.
Consequently, cost-sharing principles need to be defined together with a cost assessment based on the scope of services.
Under this approach, the perimeter of government debt to be issued via Stability Bonds would need to be defined.