Examples of using Number of instruments in English and their translations into Slovak
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A number of instruments have been put in place to guarantee that a medicinal product fulfils the legal requirements in terms of quality,
On the basis of the comments received during the public consultation, the present Communication identifies a number of instruments that could be deployed at the local level to improve the availability of broadband.
bolstering the powers of the competent authorities to include a number of instruments such as the right to suspend voting rights
Jerry Douglas could have been a musical innovator on any number of instruments.
The IIA contains provisions regarding a number of instruments of flexibility: the Emergency Aid Reserve(EAR),
only limited number of instruments, to export quantity of written compositions to other software and so on.
is ready to support farmers affected by drought using a number of instruments, including higher advance payments,
Whereas the Union has a number of instruments and processes to ensure the full
Jerry Douglas could have been a musical innovator on any number of instruments.
the European Union has a number of instruments in place and will do everything to support greater participation of women in civil
The statement lists a number of instruments that will be sent to the ISS over the next few years,
Whereas the EU and its Member States have also committed to a number of instruments, in particular the 2011 UNGPs
the decision on the value and number of instruments of ownership issued
who play a number of instruments such as electric guitar,
A number of instruments dealing with private international law in the area of family law have been adopted,
is ready to support farmers affected by drought using a number of instruments, including higher advance payments,
Adapting a number of instruments subject to the procedure referred to in Article 251 of the Treaty to Council Decision 1999/468/EC,
OFTHE COUNCIL adapting a number of instruments subject to the procedure referred to in Article 251 of the Treaty to Council Decision 1999/468/EC,
This term already appears in a number of instruments and has not, to date,
Although the EU has a number of instruments for the coordination of economic policy, the crisis has shown that they were not fully exploited