Examples of using As a key component in English and their translations into Slovak
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the ESRB has managed to establish itself as a key component of the European supervisory framework.
culture as a catalyst for creativity; and culture as a key component in international relations.
culture as a catalyst for creativity; and culture as a key component in international relations.
We want the repairability certificate to serve as a key component in the design, production
spatial planning, the existing forest cover as a key component of Carpathian landscape.
limit potential tax avoidance schemes in countries where domestic resources mobilization has been identified as a key component of Union development policy
limit potential tax avoidance schemes in countries where domestic resources mobilization has been identified as a key component of the Union development policy.
structured dialogue with NCAs(with spot/country visits as a key component), the supervisory handbook
Sunqiao will focus on sustainable agriculture as a key component for urban growth.
In addition, EU has defined digital literacy as a key component of lifelong learning.
According to Bray:“The United States values freedom of the press as a key component of democratic governance.
As a key component in electric and hybrid cars,
The EESC believes that recognising social protection as a key component of DC reflects the values and principles of the
systems which effectively meet labour market requirements as a key component in a knowledge-based economy, which was one
in Sweden show that workers' representatives on the boards of large companies help to create"confidence" as a key component of corporate success,
Key component of binary or multicomponent chemical systems"(hereinafter referred to as'a key component') means the precursor which plays the most important role in determining the toxic properties of the final product
Global risk management strategies frequently use captives as a key foundational component and Marsh's deep captive insights and advisory capabilities may
They also point to messenger RNA as a key pathogenic component that will make it possible to define new therapeutic strategies.