Examples of using Practises in English and their translations into Romanian
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Espiral supports other entities and administrations in order to share good practises developed in Europe.
Unsustainable logging and abusive exploitation practises have severely damaged thousands of hectares of forests, leaving the soils
The harmonisation of the existing legal framework at EU level cannot by itself standardise all processes and practises in securitisation markets.
the BiciBus/PediBus project won first prize in a competition about better good practises of sustainable and safe mobility concerning school routes.
Important to note is that this proposal takes account of the current private sector practises on legality assurance and respects existing mechanisms.
have no control over the privacy practises or content of such websites.
The Council took note of a report from the Economic Policy Committee on the exchange of best practises with regard to national budgetary frameworks doc.
The Lithuanian Jews were less influenced by Kabbalistic practises, but still retain sidelocks to a degree,
covers a wide range of business practises and standards.
all independence from God and all unclean or dishonest practises.
I know that if you had been elected he would have worked tirelessly to cleanse the Church of all its evil practises.
ends up condemning his former practises.
As a get out of jail free card for these misleading advertising practises you will undoubtedly find a clause buried in a terms of service document.
There have been many practises followed in the ancient India,
To the extent possible, the Commission will promote the alignment between the different regional groups' working practises.
During whole day long, individual Rushen Practises(they will probably take place on 12
On average, the percentage of the general population who practises cultural activities as a hobby is 5% for each field.
Otherwise the role of the codes as an instrument for the promotion of good corporate governance practises would be undermined.
The implementation of the commitment to develop non-destructive fishing practises, as recommended by the World Summit on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in 2002,
it launched a new religious policy aimed at assimilating Islam by suppressing certain identity practises[10].