Examples of using Decided to extend in English and their translations into Slovak
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After being surpassed in height by the trees that surround it, it was decided to extend the tower upwards to ensure an uninterrupted 360-degree view from its roof.
Last week, the European Commission decided to extend for another 5 years the anti-dumping measures in place on imports of bicycles originating in China.
On 13 June the Commission decided to extend its 2001 Cinema Communication until 31 December 2009 at the latest.
The Swedish authorities decided to extend the Regulation's application to the Swedish kronor(SEK)
Christmas is coming and we have decided to extend the opening hours of our customer infoline.
With its success, Paris mayor decided to extend it until the 30th of january.
In 1987 BCEE decided to extend an ancient tunnel,
The Bureau also decided to extend the mandate of the ad hoc group so that it could finalise a number of points,
In the process of reaching final agreement on the Community financial perspectives for 2007-2013, the Council decided to extend Pericles for the year 2006.
tactical preparation Batyr center decided to extend their portfolio for the service of mental preparation for hockey players.
In Silicone Valley, California, there's an idyllic setting where a family decided to extend their main house
The Council decided to extend the EU's restrictive measures against Zimbabwe for another year,
The fact that in 2017 the Commission decided to extend the Advanced Status and the SSF to 2018 instead of discussing new
The Council decided to extend the period of application until credible elections have taken place
The Council decided to extend the programme up until 31 December 2006 taking into consideration the fact that at the time of discussions Community financial perspectives were available only until 2006.
the External Relations Council decided to extend existing restrictive measures,
following a first reading agreement with the European Parliament, the Council decided to extend the scope of the ESF regulation to three additional forms of eligible costs.
On 19 March 2014, the Council decided to extend the availability of the financial assistance by six weeks,
Box1 Adaptation of the ECB's property approach to its new mandate In 2012, the Member States decided to extend the ECB's mandate to include Single Supervisory Mechanism(SSM) tasks.
On 4 December 2012 the Governing Council decided to extend the reciprocal swap lines between the ECB