Examples of using Were referred in English and their translations into Polish
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six of them were superstars, and they were referred to as the six tigers.
repeal the measures in question within one month following the date on which they were referred to the Council.
In 2010, only 9% of ECC cases which could not be settled amicably were referred to ADR entities.
The first four or five people claiming to have been swindled were referred to their local law enforcement agencies.
The participants of the study included 104 children that were referred for adenoidectomy or adenotonsillotomy by a paediatric laryngologists and, because of a palatal defect, sought a phoniatric consultation.
from that time onward they were referred to as the"Perfumed Ones.
Czechs were referred to by the rest of the world as Bohemians.
in the two preceding ones, they were referred to as gokenin.
sought by 19 participants(21%), of whom 6 were referred to an occupational physician,
while 708 cases were referred to other institutions
In most cases these were the last personal belongings retained by the Jews who were referred immediately after selection at the ramp to death in the gas chambers, said Alicja Wójcik,
Certain mandatory obligations for public authorities were referred to: including, inter alia speed up of the modernisation process of public buildings
especially with those whose values we share and which were referred to by Mr Lambsdorff.
I am sure that we can now provide facts which will correct these misunderstandings in the media which were referred to by Mr Claeys.
When asked to which healthcare professionals they(their family members) were referred after the initial consultation,
potential errors in the presentation of assets, equity and liabilities which were referred to in Current Report No. 27/2016 of May 30th 2016, as well as
Soon after, at night, we were referred to the delousing room, where upon undressing
in 2,015 patients with known or suspected coronary artery disease who were referred for a clinically-indicated pharmacologic stress MPI.
The transfer of allowances is referred to as a trade.
This is referred to as the Weismann barrier.