Examples of using Granting them in English and their translations into Slovak
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must have written consent from their children or staves granting them permission to track before they set up
to start building its legitimacy in the international community by respecting its own citizens, granting them democratic and human rights
are therefore supporting local companies by granting them easy access to cheap capital and infrastructure;
non-EU au pairs on an equal footing by granting them combined residence/work permit that specify working hours,
The European Charter for Small Enterprises launched by the European Commission last June introduces for the first time a comprehensive SME policy framework, granting them equal conditions
electronic rights management information, in particular by granting them specific protection in national law.
your team to collaborate with people from outside your organization by granting them access to group conversations,
also the nature of any supplementary benefits and the rules for granting them;
which is aimed at easing restrictions on foreign investors and granting them easier access to the Chinese market.
The right of withdrawal was therefore intended to offset the disadvantage for the consumer resulting from a distance contract by granting them an appropriate period for reflection during which they could examine
they do not cease to be operative when the authority of the one granting them ceases.
your team collaborate with people from outside your organization by granting them access to group conversations,
which is aimed at easing restrictions on foreign investors and granting them easier access to the Chinese market.
that a more vigorous integration policy should aim at granting them rights and obligations comparable to those of citizens of the European Union.
that a more vigorous integration policy should aim at granting them rights and obligations comparable to those of citizens of the European Union.
that“a more vigorous integration policy” aimed at“granting them rights and obligations comparable to those of Union citizens” is needed.
Ensuring that supervisors have the necessary tools to effectively supervise IORPs can be achieved by granting them new powers in relation to chain-outsourcing and stress testing and by making sure
that a more vigorous integration policy should aim at granting them rights and obligations comparable to those of citizens of the European Union.
I sincerely hope, to strengthen workers' social inclusion by granting them access to standard social rights to which all workers are entitled.
capacity of civil society organisations by granting them a leading role in programming,