Examples of using To needs in English and their translations into Polish
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be adapted to needs in different areas.
Strengthening public administration according to needs identified in the Commission's comprehensive monitoring report which are not covered by the Structural Funds.
Keeping an appropriate balance between rewarding performance and responding to needs, re-allocate funding to the most-off track countries,
Besides we use in our articles suitable to needs additions resistanting on activity of low temperatures
they remain subject to needs quota of their employer company requiring them to obtain residence permits that allow salary remittances abroad.
The Commission will continue to deliver on its commitment to respond to needs stemming from the 2008 crisis in Georgia.
experience has demonstrated the need to ensure that the provisions of the regulation be adapted slightly to better respond to needs.
of risk adjustment and risk pooling is a key tool to ensure that resources are spent according to needs.
effectiveness and relevance to needs of society, economy
as a response to needs of our customers and the current market situation.
completely devoted to needs of the wounded.
3 rooms adapted to needs of disabled persons.
immediate reaction to needs of our Clients and commercial partners.
effective exercises with form and content adjusted to needs of this age group.
Support for the regional labour market" and are a response to needs diagnosed in the course of work in the region.
changing market requirements- flexibly and according to needs.
In addition to the latter, we have developed various packages that are based on the year-round accounting services adapted to needs of each entrepreneur.
because I know that Your hearts have always been sensitive to needs of those who were in difficult situations.
Without the possibility that their performance is improved, modified and adapted to needs of their users by these users themselves.
the free market is the most efficient instrument for utilizing resources and effectively responding to needs.