Examples of using New basic in English and their translations into Slovak
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the Swedish People's Bible is based on a new basic text that came in the 1970s.
we need a new basic treaty.
In 2002 the Council adopted a Resolution on Lifelong Learning22 and“the new basic skills”.
New basic weapons and new abilities retain the defining spirit of the God of War,
A new Basic suite is now also available,
Depending on the location of the installation, new basic data can be incorporated in the structural calculations:
further detailed implementing rules were adopted during 2012 to ensure that the new basic Regulation(EC) 300/2008 is applied in a harmonised way
In order to further improve the overall system the new basic regulation on the financing of the common agricultural policy provides that the heads of paying agencies shall henceforth sign an ex post declaration of assurance on the legality
The objective of Article 108 thereof is to postpone the application of certain provisions of the new basic regulation to a later date,
In accordance with the new Basic Law, the President becomes not only the head of state and Supreme Commander of the republic's armed forces,
change the length of a basic period or start a new basic period; or.
also broader agreement as to the form of the Union's policies and a new basic document with which to achieve it.
further detailed implementing rules were adopted during 2010 to ensure that the new basic Regulation(EC) 300/2008 is applied in a harmonised way.
This is largely because the structure of the new implementing regulation follows that of the new basic Regulation 883/2004,
when in April of the same year, the National Assembly adopted a new Basic Law.
change the length of a basic period or start a new basic period, if at any time the Fund finds it desirable to do so because of unexpected major developments.
The basic principles relating to these technical measures should now be incorporated into a new basic regulation on the reform of the common fisheries policy, and there is expected
In 2000 the Lisbon European Council concluded that a European framework should define the new basic skills as a key measure in Europe's response to globalisation