Examples of using Allowed to make in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The Client is not allowed to make audio or audio-visual recordings of the interpreting,
You will only be allowed to make modifications to your own computer,
You will be allowed to make two minor changes in surface colors
It is not allowed to make a transaction through a representative, which by its nature can be made only in person, as well as other transactions specified in the law.
According to GOST, it is not allowed to make children's sofas using plywood
It is also allowed to make an iodine net,
By this change, the steroid is allowed to make it through and enter the blood stream where it becomes active
because aluminum allowed to make the car body very light.
Mr President, I would also like to ask to be allowed to make a personal statement under Article 145 at the end of the debate.
The main color in the apartment was sunny-yellow, it allowed to make the space more light and spacious.
but it is allowed to make glossy work surfaces in the interior design.
dryer to the opposite side, which allowed to make room for the installation of a full tabletop.
They can be frozen, allowed to make juice, jam or wine.
They determine that there are no fences in the village, during the evenings and night time it is not allowed to make a loud noise
from the square baths virtually abandoned, especially since the materials are not allowed to make large products seamless method.
is that you aren't allowed to make any moves on her half of the board, but she is allowed to make moves on yours.
However, it is also true that there are mistakes that only parents are allowed to make, because they can compensate for them in a way that is impossible for anyone else.
However it must not be forced upon anyone as in the ultimate they must be allowed to make their own decision,
If the current position enables it, it is allowed to make a multiple jump, see the next picture before
the structure of DNA, Watson and Crick were allowed to make a molecular model of DNA using unpublished data from Maurice Wilkins and Rosalind Franklin at King's College.