Examples of using Been defined in English and their translations into Slovak
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Quality has been defined as compliance with requirements.
The aetiology has not been defined.
These forms of discrimination have never been defined in any EU documents.
The term'work done' has not been defined anywhere.
For most of the projects audited objectively verifiable indicators had not been defined.
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The study also identified unique human neuron subtypes that had never been defined before.
However, the concept of territorial cohesion has not yet been defined with any precision.
Whereas the own funds of credit institutions have already been defined in Council Directive 89/299/EEC of 17 April 1989 on the own funds of credit institutions 12;
In this context, a number of compulsory common indicators have been defined, with a requirement for additional indicators where needed to address programme specificities.
Street art has been defined as“all art on the street that's not graffiti.”.
Specific indicators have been defined to monitor progress in the achievement of the objectives,
Ecology has been defined by German biologist Ernst Haeckel as the study of organisms
The cultivation parameters of orchids have already been defined for a long time,
In this context, a number of compulsory common indicators have been defined, with a requirement for additional indicators where needed to address programme specificities.
The criteria, i.e. the indicators for its allocation have been defined upfront and are inferred from the 38 37 Regulation(EU) No 1303/2013, Article 20. intervention logic in the programmes.
IT governance has been defined by ITGI(2009) as the“responsibility of the board of directors
Initially, several OCA members will work digitising about 18,000 works of American literature that have been defined as the"canon collection'' by the University of California.
The scope and limits of the Commission's implementing powers have been defined by the Court in case‑law beginning with Köster in the 1970s.
large undertakings have long been defined.