Examples of using Deviates from in English and their translations into Slovak
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If an order deviates from the total offer,
Where the Member State concerned deviates from a recommendation issued,
the joint of the thumb is curved and deviates from the natural position.
the upper limit is strongly deviates from the horizontal by more than 6% of its length.
The reason is that innovation in design has for the past many decades been judged by how far it deviates from and opposes natural order.
the instrument expands and its tuning deviates from the given tuning.
sell price deviates from the assets market price.
you feel like you are one of many, and any demand that deviates from the services offered is problematic for them.
Filter correction(F)'(expressed in Pa) is a correction value to be applied if a unit deviates from the reference configuration of a BVU;
Another thing is when the same 10% level of monocytes deviates from the norm in an adult.
(eb)"unfair trading practice" means any practice that deviates from good commercial conduct, is contrary to good faith
(-a)“unfair trading practice” means a practice which grossly deviates from good commercial conduct,
the probability of the absence of menstruation after antibiotics is much higher than that of those whose cycle rarely deviates from the norm.
If the voltage deviates from the rated index,
(9) Any determination of efficient cost levels which deviates from the principles set out above should be justified by objective cost differences which are outside the control of the operators concerned.
Now, however, there are justified concerns about the Commission's proposal, which deviates from the old principles
It is a similar video but the concept deviates from kiss to slap.
what it is like to have an identity that deviates from the status quo.”.
I feel that this interpretation of a decision by the Court of Justice of the European Union indicating that local authorities can cooperate without ever resorting to the market deviates from the principle of neutrality.
Having examined the proposal, the Committee believes that the text in question fully upholds the basic principles of codification in the articles and annexes but deviates from this approach when it comes to the recitals.