Examples of using To discussion in English and their translations into Polish
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this year's budgetary orientations bring to discussion an issue I consider very important:
the institutions should be open to discussion with civil society organisations
Effective consultation methods, which are open to discussion and which enable employees' representatives to exercise a real influence on the company's decision-making processes;
The chronological list of links to all topics which already were subjected to discussion on Google discussion forums, is provided in
The chronological list of links to all topics which already were subjected to discussion on Google discussion forums, is provided in
his courses were open to discussion and debate.
the procedure is very much open to discussion.
are open to discussion, and ready to discover media art together.
was approachable and open to discussion.
Dagg isn't open to discussion on this matter.
Cause they moved to discussion from in front of his art panel to a private room to continue the discussion. .
with a view to discussion of the issue at its meeting on 17 June.
The precise meaning of the term y we Gymraeg is subject to discussion among academics and bloggers.
This introduction invites us to discussion on perspectives and problems of meeting art with religion.
Introduction to discussion with leaders of companies that invest in the Middle East was to outline the business environment in the region,
High requirements in terms of quality and safety in the fields of donation and the taking, testing, storage and transport of organs are not subject to discussion, as they constitute the basis for the success of a transplant.
higher education is barely open to discussion for the men and, if at all, the women must wear the burkha
Issue is not subject to discussion is the fact that the amount of protein to be exchanged in the bodies of healthy people who are physically active are much higher than in those unencumbered training I.
The Sephardic Jews also protested:"We dare to believe that our condition in France would not today be open to discussion if certain demands of the Jews of Alsace,
we are assuming this leading role, but we are at the same time stressing that we are open to discussion with our partners, which we hope will lead to a worldwide system.