Examples of using Particularly when it comes in English and their translations into Slovak
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I also recognise the need to be able to plan ahead, particularly when it comes to in-patient treatment.
None of this is to say that we shouldn't seek moral advice, particularly when it comes to complex moral dilemmas.
rewarding experience, particularly when it comes to cooking.
Whereas there is still a gender gap as regards the full enjoyment of fundamental rights, particularly when it comes to the effective implementation in the daily lives of men and women of the
my colleague Mrs Sanchez-Schmid, particularly when it comes to enhancing the role of the European Groupings for Territorial Cooperation(EGTCs)
From my country's perspective, the EU has very low animal welfare standards, particularly when it comes to poultry and pigs,
The Commission must take into account the warnings of Parliament and of farmers, particularly when it comes to negotiations with Mercosur,
(NL) Mr President, the text before us is, indeed, a compromise and we would have liked to have been a little more ambitious here and there, particularly when it comes to the timing and the level of the penalties.
the common agricultural policy on the other are pivotal, particularly when it comes to integrated territorial development.
related rights in the information society, particularly when it comes to the reproduction and distribution of works.
This undermines consumers' confidence and can sometimes put lives at risk, particularly when it comes to children, who are extremely reliant on the products sold in shops being safe to use.
The quality of protein we consume is also important particularly when it comes to preventing type 2 diabetes
And if you really look into it, particularly when it comes to plastic bottles,
on the basis of the EESC's proposals particularly when it comes to participation in programming and monitoring.
therefore obliged to act in the public's best interest particularly when it comes to health and safety issues.
said it raises many questions- particularly when it comes to what constitutes an“imminent death.”.