Examples of using To the new situation in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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when necessary, in order to adapt it to the new situations resulting from the experience
whereas these systems are constantly requiring adaptation to the new situations brought about by the impact of technological change on employment
of a transitional nature; whereas the aforementioned list should be amended immediately according to the new situations, in order not to hinder the trade in furs and fur-related products;
Others adapted themselves to the new situation.
Others… adapted themselves to the new situation.
Whereas the conditions in question should therefore be adapted to the new situation;
In the case of gradual hearing loss, spread out over years, the nervous system will slowly adapt to the new situation.
Vessels carrying out fisheries with small-scale driftnets may need some time to adjust to the new situation and necessitate a phasing-out period.
probably redefine the transatlantic partnership to adapt to the new situation.
finding a way to adjust to the new situation.
He indicated that this was important also in the face of integration challenges- conceptualising ways to adapt the European Union to the new situation.
For this purpose, six months would be a reasonable period for the service providers concerned to adapt their delivery systems to the new situation.
provide instruments enabling the ginning sector to adapt to the new situation.
Moreover, regions that share a border with the new Member States must adapt to the new situation; a special programme should therefore be created for them.
postal actors have been given time to adapt their organisations to the new situation.
restructuring measures in a longer-term perspective so that the fishing industry can adapt to the new situation marked by high fuel prices.
manufacturers react to the new situation.
giving the opportunity to adapt to the new situation.