Examples of using Frame of reference in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is clear that to change the frame of reference generally used to date, new cultural stimuli
According to the theory of relativity, in the high-speed particle's frame of reference, it exists for the same amount of time as usual,
Action plans, which offer a policy frame of reference for bilateral cooperation by the Member States and other donors,
more up-to-date frame of reference, is stuck in the Council,
Without a frame of reference for what the other partner is dealing with, it's easier for
In addition, the strategy has served as a frame of reference for action at EU level in the areas of the Single Market,
participate alongside major companies within the industry in the development of a European wide concept and frame of reference for sustainability in the construction industry.
so I knew the events to which the Koran constantly refers, its frame of reference.
thus a providing a frame of reference older than the Bible.
It is essential to put in place an internationally recognised frame of reference for competitiveness, comprising minimum rules on competition, safety, quality standards,
This has led to the emergence of leader companies, whose frame of reference in terms of markets for both sales
10 defines the aims that could serve as the frame of reference for the programme.
There is no other frame of reference for the solution to the problem of Kosovo and we must not,
so I am not convinced we have a frame of reference to state expectations or bounds on what is considered low
the challenges have changed because the frame of reference is no longer Berlin
so I am not convinced we have a frame of reference to state expectations or bounds on what is considered low
Without an appropriate European and national frame of reference on the prospects for future SME growth,
so I am not convinced we have a frame of reference to state expectations or bounds on what is considered low
On 12 May, the Commission convened a new expert group to transform the so-called"Draft Common Frame of Reference"- a first draft for a European contract law developed over the past years under the EU's Research Programme- into a simple,
so I am not convinced we have a frame of reference to state expectations or bounds on what is considered low