Examples of using Has defined in English and their translations into Slovak
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As part of the 2025 Strategy, Skoda Auto has defined digitalisation as one of the pillars for the company's future development.
In addition, the Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission(HELCOM), 3 has defined some objectives for the species which is covered by the HELCOM Baltic Sea Action plan4.
make sustainable consumption possible, the company has defined three major approaches of products,
off the beaten track that has defined Volvo's Cross Country range since its introduction in 1997.
the United Nations has defined important information about The Law of the Sea[2].
the debate about Greece, has defined recent days.
anticipated societal benefits and has defined GEOSS Data Sharing Principles.
the Libyan dictator, has defined the International Criminal Court as a'new form of world terrorism'.
The Commission has defined these territorial typologies in cooperation with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation
I can't think of any other contestant who has defined this show better than you, if I'm being honest.
He himself has defined this process as a“paradigm shift,” i.e.,
The CJEU itself has defined criteria for deciding on applications for interim measures where it has jurisdiction itself.
Over the centuries, the world has defined Jesus in different ways:
This is the first time that the Commission has defined a joint strategy for public health
Mike Viking researcher in the field of subjective well-being has defined the following criteria for achieving comfortable happiness in Danish.
The Violent Offences Compensation Fund has defined six categories of harm, each with a fixed compensation amount.
According to the information provided by the referring court, recent Spanish legislation has defined expulsion as a penalty which may replace a fine.
Whereas the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation has defined subsistence fishing as‘fishing for aquatic animals that contribute substantially to meeting an individual's nutritional needs';
The Economist's Dictionary of Economics has defined Microeconomics as"The study of economics at the point of individual consumers,
Aristotle has defined art as an imitation of reality,