Examples of using Indirectly in English and their translations into Slovak
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Bobo said he said it was indirectly.
(i) relating to the supply of services carried out directly or indirectly for the purpose of provisioning a military establishment;
No liability is assumed upon redirection, directly or indirectly, to external Internet sites("links")
Pollution' means the damage caused by a polluter directly or indirectly damaging the environment,
Enhances the feeling of satiety with food by indirectly increasing the level of serotonin,
Of the unions examined are directly or indirectly(via higher-order units) affiliated to ETF.
Indirectly, it is also intended to put those manufacturers in a better position to enter the Union market immediately after expiry of the relevant supplementary protection certificate.
Consumers, too, are beneficiaries indirectly, as the best minds can be brought to bear to create greater trust in the answers to our joint concerns.
provisions to avoid harming, directly or indirectly, the most vulnerable members of society, including women.
The European sugar beet/sugar sector accounts directly or indirectly for a total of 500,000 jobs.
is to indirectly take care of the company.
The level of application is determined by resolution authorities when formulating their request, either directly or indirectly, to institutions.
not result in transferring, directly or indirectly, a disproportionate burden of conservation action onto developing States.
it is expected that some 22,000 jobs will be created indirectly in Slovakia and neighbouring countries.
not result in transferring, directly or indirectly, a disproportionate burden of conservation action onto developing States in the region.
Unit holders in the UCITS may invoke the liability of the depositary directly or indirectly through the management company.".
Member States shall take specific measures to prevent the disposal of waste, both directly and indirectly, into the marine environment.
directly or indirectly, into contact with patients or users.
In promoting this trans-sectoral cooperation, the Year will contribute indirectly to the exchange of good practice
These products use viral vectors to destroy, directly or indirectly, infected or cancer cells.
