Examples of using To its development in English and their translations into Polish
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Such discrepancies are incompatible with a common European asylum system and are an obstacle to its development.
It is a well-known fact that the seasonal nature of tourism is often a barrier to its development.
We are sending the message that a society can only have a healthy economy when its members are able to contribute fully to its development.
remove obstacles to its development.
It aims at ensuring that common criteria are applied with regard to claims on a cosmetic product that no animal testing was carried out in relation to its development.
overcome obstacles to its development.
Projects executed for the energy sector refer to issues connected with the organic growth of a company and to its development by means of mergers and acquisitions.
who crucially contributed to the organizational changes in the Institute and to its development.
thus contributing to its development.
Today everyone is talking about electromobility and wants to take part in works related to its development.
overcome obstacles to its development.
be an active part of civil society in their country, contributing to its development.
The primate Hlond contributed to its development, writing a code of rules for the Polish Catholic Mission,
which enrich it, diversify it and contribute to its development and evolution.
which enrich it, diversify it and contribute to its development and evolution.
value to Polish economy, contributing to its development, and do not avoid their duties towards the state and the society.
infrastructures essential to its development, particularly with a view to facilitating links between its economy and that of the Community.
which are able to make a useful contribution to its development.
not on"replacement migration" that could deprive the South of its rich human resources that are so vital to its development.
I consider this as a strong signal for a continued focus of Estonia on key areas to its development and well-being as well as a proof of Estonia's commitment to the Lisbon Strategy.