Examples of using Narrowly defined in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
competing in markets to maximize narrowly defined‘economic utility'(for people)
technologies is increasingly hampered by the reservation of certain spectrum bands for narrowly defined services coupled with rigid usage conditions that are unduly constraining spectrum use.
Avoiding deflationary spirals and keeping inflation at a level that doesn't upset people's applecards constitutes the art of managing the economy… which is rather narrowly defined as achieving so-called price stability.
Home State Taxation are that it is limited to a narrowly defined border area
We need to ensure at European level that as little data as possible is forwarded and only for narrowly defined purposes, and that this is not all undermined by bilateral initiatives.
may require their reporting agents to provide the narrowly defined effective rate( NDER) for all or some deposit and loan instruments referring to new business and outstanding amounts, instead of the AAR.
the Commission is envisaging a limited number of contingency measures to mitigate significant disruptions in some narrowly defined areas.
It's about the fact that, in the narrowly defined and mostly ignorant idea of how a man is supposed to act
at least I can look like a man in the narrowly defined and mostly ignorant definition of how a man is supposed to look.
Kaufen domain is interesting for both individual companies with a narrowly defined product range as well as larger shop operators who assemble their assortment from a large number of goods and products.
Until now, efforts to boost competitiveness in the euro area have been limited essentially to a narrowly defined objective, namely improving export performance
which is related to a temporary demand for skills in certain narrowly defined occupations.
Over time, the Commission focused on more narrowly defined sectors which was evidenced in changes in the prioritisation from the 2007/2013 CSP to the 2014/2020 MIP.
it should be used sparingly and within narrowly defined limits, in view of the risk of fragmenting the Union
National central banks( NCBs) may require their reporting agents to provide for all or some deposit and loan instruments referring to new business and outstanding amounts the narrowly defined effective rate( NDER), instead of the annualised agreed rate.
the use of the ILO understanding of"worker" rather than the more narrowly defined"employee", would allow better understanding of how fundamental principles and rights at work apply2, the enjoyment of which EU competition rules should not impede.
( 1) Or narrowly defined effective rate( NDER).( 2) In a participating Member State
Any exceptions must be narrowly defined.
The activities of EMIs are too narrowly defined.
Here, the system is narrowly defined as one hierarchical organization.
