Examples of using To the emergence in English and their translations into Polish
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Rapid technological development is leading to the emergence of modern production equipment that often has IT systems that can only be operated by qualified staff.
so as to contribute to the emergence of a common supervisory culture
And it's out of this mutually reinforcing choreography that a lot that is of importance to the emergence of mind-- the social mind, the social brain-- depends on.
can contribute to the emergence of a democratic society.
which leads to the emergence of new problems for customs authorities.
as advocated by the Commission with a view to the emergence of new eGovernment services.
preparation undertaken over the last few years have led to the emergence of a common culture in the field of accidental marine pollution.
which contributes to the emergence and development of caries.
which runs contrary to the expectations related to the emergence of the theory examined.
destructed due to the emergence or closure of firms OECD, 2009.
Capitalist restoration in the Soviet Union paved the way to the emergence of a"one superpower world",
raw material to FBI, partly due to the emergence of market-disturbing subsidies.
where we will presumably be more vulnerable to the emergence of the newly industrialised countries.
may lead to the emergence of risks to public
incentive framework which is conducive to the emergence and development of dynamic private sector enterprises including grassroots operations;
branded good manufacturers in the EU of guaranteeing that they do not use GMOs has in the past few years led to the emergence of extensive quality assurance systems in which individual companies invest amounts in excess of EUR 10m annually.