Examples of using To monitoring in English and their translations into Polish
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GSW-WEB is an expansion for GSW-PROFI software to facilitate the remote access to monitoring and management of the system via internet browser.
The other Commission tasks related to monitoring and management of the Body will not require additional posts
implementation of approaches to monitoring and assessment of the state of the environment
Particular attention should also be paid to monitoring of serum creatinine in patients who are concomitantly receiving medicinal products that depress renal function.
However, where gaps have been identified in relation to monitoring, alerting, risk assessment
consideration should be given to monitoring of renal function after initiation of concomitant therapy
Up to now, without hypocrisy, it is a state closed to monitoring by international organisations,
Particular attention must be given to monitoring by the relevant administrations of the increased use of false self-employed workers
Obtained in relation to monitoring shall be processed for 14 days of the date of recording and then shall be permanently deleted.
This means that employees should be aware that they are subject to monitoring, and under what rules, and the rules must be defined in detail.
Consent to Monitoring and Disclosure Visirun is under no obligation to monitor the Content
This implies recourse to monitoring and evaluation measures likely to allow adaptation of the projects according to the results of the monitoring and of the evaluation.
More generally, greater attention could have also been given to monitoring, evaluating and reporting on the environmental performance of the Commission's development cooperation.
that the budget will instead be increased, subject to monitoring and a fully responsible attitude to expenditure.
Moreover, new fissile substances are also generated- for instance plutonium(from[11]uranium)- which are subject to monitoring as potential nuclear weapons material.
Against this background, appropriate professional support would be an effective complement to monitoring and control activities.
All of this calls for greater attention to be paid to the framing of legislation, to monitoring and control instruments, and to international coordination.
As regards confidentiality, the basic obstacle is the explicit nature of the confidentiality provisions in some of the key instruments relevant to monitoring and surveillance.
application with respect to monitoring, reporting, verification
relating to monitoring and enforcement were not significant.