Examples of using Forms part in English and their translations into Slovak
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Major works of engineering in which the racking itself forms part of the construction of the building.
Possess the qualities and performance capabilities indicated in any pre-contractual statement which forms part of the contract terms by virtue of Article 69; and.
(c) ensure that active cooperation between authorities responsible for single market issues in different Member States forms part of the national administrative culture;
As regards the Parliament's proposal for an increased budget because the current budget figure forms part of the agreed financial perspectives;
The present proposal forms part of an ambitious Commission programme to extend appropriate regulation
This forms part of the EU's overall commitment under the Copenhagen Accord to provide €7.2 billion over the period 2010-2012.
It forms part of an unprecedented renewal that will see complete redesign of its commercial vehicle range for Europe over the next two years.
It forms part of the BMW Group's digitalisation strategy for production
The present proposal forms part of the third railway package,
It forms part of a package of six interrelated applications dealing with redundancies in eight different regions of the Netherlands.
This forms part of the contradictory procedure to ensure that the conditions for lifting the interruptions or suspensions are in place.
The features are used to generate an independent map level, which in turn forms part of a highly accurate map.
which today forms part of the federal state of Baden-Württemberg.
Yet that should not put us off, as it forms part of the essence of European integration.
Energy absorber' means a device which is designed to dissipate energy independently of or jointly with the strap and forms part of a child restraint.
The Communication forms part of the process of reviewing the consumer acquis,
The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights now forms part of the Treaty, including,
may be the origin of the myth of the girdle of Hippolyte, which forms part of The Twelve Labours of Herakles.
As non-deductible VAT forms part of the VAT revenues of Member States it is even more important to ensure that the principle of taxation at the place of consumption is observed whenever possible.
It also forms part of the Single Market Review