Examples of using Current phase in English and their translations into Slovak
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The study began last November in the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC), but its current phase has been halted
The study began last November in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but its current phase has been halted
In the current phase with Dr ElBaradei, as you know, Iran has to answer questions about important issues like weaponisation,
The study began last November in the Democratic Republic of Congo, but its current phase will now be stopped and all future patients
In the year since the current phase of the arrangement started, American beef shipments under the quota were valued at about €151 million,
Jiří Svoboda/ MMR CZ• The current phase of the NIPEZ implementation plan,
of fuelling procyclical policies, intensifying and prolonging the current phase of economic contraction.
In fact, the long-term outlook should be evaluated in order to move progressively from the current phase of emergency assistance to a phase of assistance for economic development- that is, a transition from hate to trade.
the three-phase alternating current phase instructions, on-off test,
The current phase of economic and financial instability,
(46) The current phase of LIFE III has been extended for two years until 31 December 2006:
transmits the signal to the opposite end by the high-frequency channel to compare the current phase or power direction at both ends.
only the current phase of reorganization of tasks
In the current phase, priority has been given to written content(manuscripts,
thus contribute to achieving the priority objectives which have been set for the current phase of the Lisbon process
this information are crucial in the current phase.
Beginning with this current phase of initial planning
was willing to take up this subject just passed the current phase which sees the logistics involved in planning national imminent departure,
show that Denmark is one of the few countries which- in the current phase of globalisation- has succeeded in striking a balance between a relatively non-restrictive type of protection against dismissal on the one hand,
supplementing actions taken by the member states. the current phase of the leonardo da vinci programme 2007- 13 is a continuation of former programmes,