Examples of using Being dependent in English and their translations into Slovak
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For the purposes of this paragraph,“work of a seasonal nature” means work which, being dependent on the succession of the seasons,
the level of the portion which cannot be seized(“the minimum subsistence level”) being dependent on how high the payments are
therefore it is necessary to develop actions to stop being dependent on fossil fuels from outside the EU.
this cannot lead to the level of structural aid being dependent on the number of inhabitants covered;
If economic growth is seen as being dependent on the cost competitiveness of exports,
Scientific Panels' members being dependent of the entry in function of the new Management Board,
585/08(his own answer being dependent upon the answer given by the ECJ),
an answer being dependent upon the answer given to the first question asked in that case, it considered it
whether having its own legal personality or being dependent upon an authority having such personality;
with full payment being dependent on that contract being fulfilled;
who doesn't mind being dependent on the whole group,
The reality of the situation is, with pretty much everything on that proverbial list being dependent upon the new player,
part, this being dependent on the size of the common issuance(the higher the share of Stability Bond issuance,
The reduction in cholesterol was dependent on the dose.
My happiness should not be dependent on anyone else.
The price is dependent on the configurations.
This is dependent upon the frequency of use.
Our business is dependent on incoming customers.
They should not only be dependent on the banks.
Fugitive emission is dependent on the activity, representing simultaneously driving force of modeling process….