Examples of using Which shall in English and their translations into Polish
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food and drink, which shall be displayed in a prominent place.
Immersion beyond 1m- the equipment is suitable for continuous immersion in water under conditions which shall be specified by the manufacturer.
Also, when this is set to the distance between the house and the septic tank, which shall be not less than five meters.
In such circumstances the very short validity of already issued investment permits, which shall be extended from 8 to 11 years.
Member States shall inform the Commission, which shall inform the other Member States,
indicates the minimum area which shall be machine laid
for a term of office of five years, which shall be renewable.
termination of service, which shall be heard by the Second Chamber;
That one atom of matter is no more valuable or necessary than another in the great work of restitution which shall be accomplished in the world's resurrection.
issued upon the basis of statute, and which shall additionally require to be publicized.
A Decision rejecting the application which shall be adopted in accordance with the procedure referred to in Article 452.
The Member States shall take account of the comments of the Commission on the proposals, which shall be given within eight weeks of their receipt.
The Commission shall each year form a selection panel which shall issue a report on the nomination
The list, which shall detail the amount of the proposed Community financial contribution to each programme,
The members appointed by the Council shall hold office for a four-year term, which shall be renewable.
the Minister shall set a surcharge which shall be paid by every customer except net operators.
Grants to be awarded to the Network under paragraph 3 shall be subject to an annual work programme, which shall be made public.
she shall forfeit her entire share of the Nicholson estate, which shall pass to Frank Nicholson.
One is already included under reference No 16 in Annex III, Part 1, which shall therefore be amended.
Infinite wisdom is the eternalË arbiter which determines the proportions of justice and mercy which shall be meted out in any given circumstance.