Examples of using Large-scale projects in English and their translations into Slovak
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Years of experience in the field of events organisation have made Athena competent to plan large-scale projects also in touristic and social context- often in cooperation with the local institutions.
Artificial marble is often used for large-scale projects, when pomposity is needed,
realization of medium- and large-scale projects with financial, social and environmental impact.
social housing, and has won awards for large-scale projects in cities across the UK.
is a full-service boutique interior design firm focuses on large-scale projects.
Ada is designed to develop large-scale projects- it has a module specification separated from the body so the modules can be compiled independently of each other.
In the business year 2017, we successfully started several large-scale projects, e. g.
Galileo and other large-scale projects, difficult to place within the existing multiannual framework.
planning to implement large-scale projects.
These projects broaden both the range of people who can organize large-scale projects and the range of people who can contribute to them.
This has been reflected in 2007-2009 in support respectively to 85 and 65 large-scale projects and networks.
which in its strategy focused on large-scale projects, including- with spacious parking.
architects to develop large-scale projects, but stay within a certain format.
More specifically, funding of fewer but large-scale projects could be more efficient,
as the one-year timeframe lacks the flexibility required to implement large-scale projects and deliver good results.
All, without exception, know that the game Saints Row 4- plagiarism is good all existing large-scale projects.
In order to build large-scale projects, such as the cathedral, for example,
Installation of gabions is carried out without the use of special equipment, except for large-scale projects for the formation or strengthening of the shoreline of reservoirs.
(6) Apart from one-off large-scale projects in 2014-2015, investment in Malta has been muted, reflecting structural changes in the economy and bottlenecks.