Examples of using Which excludes in English and their translations into Romanian
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based on the actual costs, which excludes the possibility of overcompensation.
The primary data entry is made in parallel by two operators, which excludes possible mistakes cause by human factor.
these are very friendly dogs, which excludes their use as guards.
is an ordinary box, and the stick itself is placed in an insulated film, which excludes its contact with the external environment before use.
For planting seeds in open ground requires an established temperature, which excludes the possibility of frost.
supplemented with special guides from the line or threads, which excludes the sagging of the fabric.
preventing moisture from entering the upper gap, which excludes the possibility of mold formation
Another condition is that your home has been completed for more than 2 years, which excludes good on new buildings.
is safely corrugated inside the seal, which excludes the possibility of opening the seal without leaving any visible traces
For the last six months, all our ALD boys have been on a regimen… which excludes saturated C24 and 26.
The undertaking which carries out the filling is not apparent to the consumer, which excludes any association between its services and the signs.
narrowing of the pores occurs, which excludes infection and the development of the inflammatory process.
but by the bank, which excludes 100% risk of receiving fake banknotes.
reflect the electoral campaign, which excludes the violation of the dignity
In turn, the annual adjusted CORE2 inflation rate(which excludes from the CPI inflation administered prices,
also there is no contact information, which excludes the possibility of demanding a refund if the promised effect is not achieved.
The story's first appearance in any source other than the Gospel of Matthew is in the apocryphal Protoevangelium of James of c.150 AD, which excludes the Flight into Egypt
concession directives adopted in February 2014(which excludes for example concessions regarding water supply services).
Yet another very important statement within this document is the call on the European Commission to table a legislative proposal which excludes the possibility of labelling products with a less than 50% honey-based sugar content as products made from honey.
an interpretation of Directive 2000/76 which excludes the separate classification of each boiler is likely to hinder achievement of that objective.