Examples of using A demand in English and their translations into Slovak
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When there was a demand for the creation of a similar software solution installed in a PC system,
less than 0.45 will yield a demand of 20,000;
On September 20, Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy flatly rejected a demand by Catalan President Artur Mas that Catalonia should be allowed to collect
A demand curve is a graph used to demonstrate the relationship between the demand for a product
less than 0.75 will yield a demand of 40,000;
The unelected people who pull the strings of this government know that this is a demand the EU cannot,
His apology on the city's behalf, coupled with a demand that London's day of commemoration be instituted nationally,
Turkey says it is considering a demand by the Istanbul-based Orthodox Patriarchate for the reopening of a seminary that trained generations of Ecumenical Patriarchs.
1940s create a demand for higher capacitance values
In particular, during 2005 the Commission will assess the potential for implementing a demand driven approach in conjunction with the current bottom up approach based on Calls for Proposals.
State a demand we might have
From a demand point of view, different qualities of paper cannot be used for any given use, i. e.
When the agricultural company from Hlohovec in Slovakia approached us a year ago with a demand for a 12-meter disc stubble-breaker, it was a big challenge for us.
When a demand for heating or cooling occurs, the heat pump will begin operation
A demand driven apprenticeships support service will be set up in 2017, supporting countries introducing or reforming apprenticeship systems.
Iran has rejected as«excessive and illogical» a demand by US President Barack Obama that it freeze sensitive nuclear activity for at least 10 years.
In India, a demand draft is basically a prepaid negotiable instrument,
which we should rather call a demand, should be clear and obvious to everyone.
The language of“protection of women” could slip from a demand for more freedom into a retreat from freedom,
A demand driven apprenticeships support service will be set up in 2017, supporting countries introducing