Examples of using Which essentially in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
This was a programme which essentially lasted for one year(2001)
a supervisory body, which essentially provides quality control for these institutions,
The health of European consumers must not be the adjustment variable in a system which prioritises cost reduction and which essentially indirectly encourages such incidents when the penalties are as weak as they are.
The Court's report complements the evaluation produced by the Commission in April 2003, which essentially focused on the legal framework of the Office's activities[12], as well as a second more quantitative
Anuria is the medical term for a condition in which essentially no urine is produced by the body,
Speed-up the client-side with Turbolinks, which essentially turns your app into a single-page javascript application in terms of speed, but with none of the developmental drawbacks except,
obligations under EU law, after Hungary adopted a law which essentially prevents the Hungarian competition authority from sanctioning cartels on agricultural products.
A similar point follows for the amendments to the Annexes, which essentially serve to increase or decrease the number of products
A similar point follows regarding the proposed process for amending the Annexes, which essentially serve to increase or decrease the number of products
The temperature in the cloud chamber can be varied from -90 °C to +40 °C, which essentially covers the range of atmospheric temperature from the coldest part of the stratosphere to the warmest part of the troposphere.
The continuation of capitalism as we know it depends on an infinite supply of these new industries, which essentially must convert infinite new realms of social, natural, cultural,
look at that, they're giving a 6% coupon, which essentially means twice a year they're going to give me 3% of the value of my bond.
electronic forms of money which essentially is what those demand deposits are.
It's more complicated than that, but for these purposes, we assume that the US treasury, which essentially is you lending money to the US government that it's risk free.
to the presence of Mennonites in the area, which essentially transformed Hanseatic Gdańsk.
following an agreement with the Council which essentially returns to the main proposals of the European Commission:
We completely disagree with the guidelines established in this report, which essentially aim to increase the economic domination of the EU's big companies over the southern part of the Mediterranean; access to,
The Court confirmed what it implicitly said in its judgment of 25 May 1971 in Case C-80/70 Defrenne I32 i.e. benefits granted under a pension scheme, which essentially relates to the employment of the person concerned,
also representatives of the social centre, which essentially change the image of schools.
First, there are the Non-Governmental Organisations(NGOs) which essentially provide services for development