Examples of using Could be defined in English and their translations into Slovak
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if we accept what could be defined as cultural genocide in Tibet,
he says“Success in life could be defined as the continued expansion of happiness
Based on good practices, a number of common benchmarks could be defined, to support upward convergence processes, while recognising the diversity of starting points
Highlights that EU external action needs to be based on the three pillars that could be defined as the‘three Ds':
They are also a key component of composites which could be defined as a combination of two or more materials differing in form
Europe has been created by a method that could be defined by the term"enlightened despotism”'.
Slovak Republics the product market could be defined in line with previous decision-making practice as the retail sale of daily consumer goods in supermarkets,
Examine what could be defined as a European Training Scheme,
the forest represented a negative image against which the concepts of both design and the human could be defined.
The EESC emphasises that scope could be defined for EU and national subsidies
To ensure proportionality, financial sanctions linked to the EU budget could be defined as a percentage of the GNI
aspirational objectives in a given time perspective could be defined with respect to these indicators.
periphery of the State, then Fascism could be defined as an“organized, centralized, authoritarian democracy.”!
then served as something that could be defined as a“place for a better life” while the early industrial emigration took place in Europe.
the breakdown of costs could be defined afterwards through a delegated act,
let the students explain it, because this concept could be defined in many different ways.
a noise event could be defined as a noise that lasts less than five minutes;
The EESC emphasises that the scope could be defined for EU and national subsidies,
certain authorisation and procedural conditions could be defined in concerted action among Member States
unrestricted within the Union, except dissemination of data that could be defined as high resolution satellite data,