Examples of using Both in terms in English and their translations into Romanian
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We are submitting relevant topics, both in terms of threats to national security, and of opportunities for economic development of the country to the general consideration and debate.
Tolerance means other people's right to be different, both in terms of exercise and acceptance of this right.
The gains, both in terms of monetary and the fame,
The population of Europe's cities may turn still more diversified both in terms of jobs and income, and culturally.
Another thing that I'm happy is promptness in solving problems, both in terms of back office system,
reliable service, both in terms of security and performance.
Direct reporting to companies raises concerns both in terms of privacy of users
Of great importance, both in terms of safety and convenience,
Believes that the mix of projects, both in terms of subject matter
the education system has weak points, both in terms of standards and in training pupils and students.
also produces the lowest results both in terms of wins and losses.
Moreover, you will find directions for each unit of accommodation, both in terms of utilities, and exact location on the map Cluj.
namely the Solvency I regime, both in terms….
This coffee is outstanding both in terms of taste and in its fine,
Bringing the company to a new level, both in terms of professionalism and profitability.
For example, South Africa is an important commercial partner for Italy, both in terms of cofinancing projects and trade.
we have greatly improved our products both in terms of quality and diversification.
The second presentation of the day brought into discussion the Software Defined WAN concept, both in terms of common usage scenarios
Ultimately, premium pads should pass all the tests with ying colours, both in terms of safety and comfort.