Examples of using As to how in English and their translations into Slovak
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I have a different view from that of the rapporteur as to how the defined target can be achieved.
Questions as to how the ecosystem supports itself may be answered by the dead migratory birds
it can provide a clearer picture as to how to manage your incontinence.
without any training from their fathers as to how to meet the emotional needs of women.
There are clearly defined responsibilities between the Department and the Agency as to how guidance on relevant policy areas will be passed down to local authority level.
When you set goals you have a better vision as to how you will be able to reach them.
They provide feedback to us as to how well we are doing in relationship to a given environment, whether it is under stress, or thriving.”.
The Commission will also give fresh political consideration as to how to achieve effective road pricing in the EU.
Opinions vary as to how the self-sustainability of the market can be fostered by public investors exiting funds earlier.
Now a word as to how these mighty secrets came to be revealed to modern man after being hidden so long.
As to how they're going to treat us in the future,
He offers some tips as to how companies can equip themselves with better insight to get the right people for the right job.
Financial experts vary as to how much of an emergency fund you should have saved.
Could you give us your own view as to how similar the two documents actually are?
(SL) The question as to how similar or different the Lisbon Treaty is to
The Skills Guarantee recommendation could provide guidance as to how low qualified unemployed people can be provided with upskilling opportunities as part of job integration agreements.
An explanation by the resolution authority as to how the resolution options could be financed without the assumption of any of the following.
There are as yet no general agreements as to how, and to what extent the knowledge gained should be recognised.
Public-public cooperation: There is considerable legal uncertainty as to how far cooperation between public authorities should be covered by public procurement rules.
So there are certain levels as to how the data redundancy and the performance would be affected.