Examples of using It concluded in English and their translations into Romanian
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Croatia and Romania, it concluded that the countries share several social conditions that have led to a rapid increase in HIV infection.
But that became more difficult for them after the economic crisis started spreading across the globe, it concluded, based on the results of loan applications submitted between 2007 and 2010 by such companies in the 20 countries for which data were available.
It concluded that as a consequence of the negative demographic situation
It concluded that bankruptcy law has a strong effect on business start-ups
It concluded that cultural institutions should adapt their programming(e.g. theatrical shows,
It concluded that such voluntary schemes(usually taking the form of a certification or guarantee label)
It concluded that, in principle, undertakings applying for State aid under Article 5(3)
On 5 September 2000 it concluded an agreement with IHC-Group NV for the joint development,
In addition, it concluded the investigation procedures regarding tonnage tax schemes in Ireland(175)
The Court found substantial weaknesses in these areas, which it concluded were sufficient to jeopardise the proper functioning of a fisheries management policy based on catch limitations.
It concluded that a comprehensive agreement covering all sectors would be strongly positive,
It concluded from this that the whole regime of taxation on outgoing dividends was incompatible with Community law without having undertaken a detailed analysis of all of the relevant provisions.
When the European Council at the end of March 2010 endorsed the Commission's proposal, it concluded that innovation and competitiveness are fundamental to the Europe 2020 Strategy,
In addition, it concluded the investigation procedures regarding tonnage tax schemes in Ireland175,
The EU also agreed further cuts in its banana duties to €75/tonne by 2020 in two bilateral agreements which it concluded in the first half of 2010,
not such loss had actually been incurred, it concluded that the anomalies thus revealed indicated a risk of loss for the EAGGF.
It concluded that it was not then appropriate to bring forward proposals concerning the exemption for cadmium-containing portable batteries intended for use in cordless power tools(CPT)
It concluded that since, both in respect of its aims
following an international agreement that it concluded with the EC in 2006,16 it shall, in accordance with
It concluded that, where there is no Community rule which prescribes clearly