Examples of using Were defined in English and their translations into Romanian
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These effects were defined by exaggerated pharmacological actions of ziconotide
As previous ages were defined by terrorism this one was defined by a fear of disease.
Standards were defined at European level,
The Beginning of Aikido in Craiova City were defined in 2002, by Craiova Aikido Sport Club,
The commentary also states that the followers of Tzadok were defined as those Jews who deny the truth of the Talmud
The following adverse reactions were reported in clinical trials and were defined as possibly, probably or definitely related to treatment.
Based on the differences identified in the public analysis on the five analysed sub-fields, several types of spectators were defined.
An audit mission carried out by the Commission found that these standards were defined but not yet published at the beginning of 2008.
As a result of this work, in full cooperation with Member States and the industry, new procedures were defined.
the development of specific and relevant areas that were defined by the partners.
It embraced the essential truths of Christianity as those were defined by the great ecumenical councils of the church.
Important steps have been taken by Albania which delivered in the last months on the“key priorities” that were defined in the 2010 progress report of the European Commission.
And then we moved on into an era in the 19th century with the rise of a European nation-state where identities and allegiances were defined by ethnicity.
Of the enrolled patients(32%) were defined as having a severe disease(CDAI score>
The first three years of the war were defined by a belligerent German force that many feel brought forth their own demise with the betrayal of the non-aggression pact with the Soviets known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.
The old paternalist approach under which processes were defined by majority opinion-formers and decision-makers in society must be changed,
Extending the main directions of circulation, four islands were defined volumetric, with variable height,
Such zones were defined in Commission Directive 92/76/EEC of 6 October 1992,
On the other hand, the‘who' and‘how' were defined by the creation of the local action groups which provided the human capital for setting in motion and implementing the Leader approach.
Those conditions were defined, in the introductory part of the specifications, as conditions to be satisfied by a tenderer in order that his tender could be taken into consideration, expressed either as grounds for exclusion