Examples of using Particularly in the context in English and their translations into Romanian
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Medicine
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At the same time, he stressed that these activities were in line with the main strategic outlines of the Committee's programme, particularly in the context flowing from the adoption of the Lisbon treaty.
who require the data rate to be stable, particularly in the context of hard drives and digital camcorders.
deserves a special focus, particularly in the context of ratification and implementation of ILO 188 by the Member States.
Earth observation, the program which allows Europe to understand the Earth functioning system and its processes, particularly in the context of global change(further details about this program are available here).
sectoral level, particularly in the context of Romania taking over the Presidency of the Council of the EU in 2019.
development of the future programme, particularly in the context of the next financial perspective 2014-2020.
I realise that there is a huge temptation to go against Europe at times in matters of immediate policy, and particularly in the context of the European elections,
This guide is required particularly in the context of the, since March 2007 came into force a new set of laws that regulate public utilities services in general, water services/ collection,
(i) the project involves effective cross-border cooperation between at least two independent partners in two Member States, particularly in the context of coordinating national R& D policies;
will be less costly for Europe than the maintenance of an energy system which is dependent on imported primary energy, particularly in the context of constantly growing global demand.
ambitious contributions, particularly in the context of the Major Economies Forum,
a dialogue is under way, particularly in the context of the Global Approach to Migration
We were in the room and distributed to the missions of the member states our position on the rights of national minorities in Romania, particularly in the context of the statements of Prime Minister Tudose on the Szekler flag and on autonomy;
President SEPI opened the meeting by hailing the positive outcome of the second Irish referendum on the Lisbon Treaty on 3 October 2009 as a turning point for the European venture, particularly in the context of the more recent developments regarding signature of the Treaty by the Czech Republic.