Examples of using Any intervention in English and their translations into Romanian
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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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Computer
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Programming
In particular, direct delivery takes place to thousands of shops in Europe, without any intervention.
weeds should be monitored to decide whether any intervention is economically and ecologically justified.
resolved spontaneously without any intervention.
The vast majority of evolutionary scientists hold that life evolved entirely without any intervention of a higher being.
Of course, the Acropolis has undergone restoration work- it has not survived as intact as you see it today without any intervention.
It is important to us that a court ruling be issued before any intervention in the behaviour of individuals can take place.
Any intervention which affects the interests
Heavy maintenance work" shall mean any intervention or repair to the railway infrastructure
Unauthorized copying and any intervention, transformation or modification of the computer program that is at the base of the website are forbidden,
the dimension of time is a factor of significant importance and any intervention, like a conversion, must not only emphasize this dimension but also to amplify it.
In line with Article 3(2)a of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the EU any intervention in the field of medicine
(6) Without any intervention, the viability of the manufacture of generics and biosimilars in the Union could be under threat,
Fiodorova presents- without any intervention- three local televisions' news broadcasted on National Flag Day,
In accordance with Title IX it shall also apply to any intervention in cases of radiological emergencies
real estate projects) as any intervention in such areas used to require their endorsement.
Owing to this complexity, any intervention on the transport sector must be based on a long-term vision for the sustainable mobility of people and goods,
which involve any intervention by administrative or judicial authorities,
so large that any intervention becomes problematic.
(k)"reorganisation measures" means measures which involve any intervention by administrative or judicial authorities which are intended to preserve
rather than the Europe that is currently being built on an economic model based on avoiding any intervention in the economy.