Examples of using Change in the way in English and their translations into Slovak
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regulation will bring about a sea change in the way enforcement authorities in the Member States cooperate among themselves
A change in the way that the Linux kernel handles storage devices means that device names like/dev/hdX or/dev/sdX may differ from the values used in earlier releases.
to help establish sector-wide change in the way tourism businesses reduce their carbon footprint.
result in a material, adverse change in the way YIT may collect or process your personal data that you have submitted YIT through this Website,
the dual objective of increased security of supply and reduced greenhouse gas emissions,">it is clear that a change in the way in which the EU promotes renewables is needed.
additional services generates any type of change in the way we collect or process your personal data,
Capitation includes the change in the way of financing because it suggests that the way of financing contains certain parts which concern the motivation of doctors
or legs, a change in the way you walk, chest pain,
More than one in five lung adenocarcinomas have a change in the way KEAP1/ NRF2,
both the time and the international climate are ripe for change in the way we handle nuclear issues.
who have been taking to the streets in recent months demanding a change in the way they handle and report cases of violence against women.
who have been taking to the streets in recent months demanding a change in the way in which cases of violence against women are handled and reported.
This probably reflects a change in the way users view Stories- it's less about the‘now'-ness of the media,
It is time we prepare a more fundamental change in the way we deal with asylum applications- and notably the Dublin
Despite this clearly stated principle, there has been no change in the way in which capacity-development support is funded in ALA countries since the entry into force of the DCI, and the existing support
it is time we prepare a more fundamental change in the way we deal with asylum applications- and notably the Dublin