Examples of using Relevant in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Recently, the relevant functional departments of Tonglu County
For the BMW M8 GTE to be relevant in this context, modern,
consumer and other relevant organisations, including health care bodies
Provided that all relevant eligibility criteria are fulfilled, Member States may use European Structural
their parents are particularly relevant today, because children,
Europass shall consist of web-based tools and relevant available information, including information to support the European dimension of guidance provided through an online platform
The EESC recommends that the Commission- with the relevant partners- develop tools to monitor
References to the relevant harmonised standards used, including the date of the standard,
(48a) National databases containing all relevant information on the degree of accessibility of the products
Understanding the rotation of angles will certainly be relevant in trigonometry with sine,
Decorating an apartment with such fakes is not always relevant, because the product is selected according to the existing interior
success factors which can guide relevant policy development
amendments of the scope, particularly relevant are the extension of the scope to biocides in materials that might come into contact with food
Assess the materials used where these are not in conformity with the relevant harmonized standards or with a European approval for pressure equipment materials,
It is a task for the relevant authorities of the Member States,
If the relevant requirements are met,
substantiated complaints and other relevant information, including testing results published by recognised third parties,
Reliable and relevant evidence based on European statistics is absolutely essential to measuring the progress
Two factors are in particular relevant for the determination of the centre of gravity of integrated co-operation: