Examples of using Some flexibility in English and their translations into Slovak
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If you do decide to get a gift for the couple, there is also some flexibility when it comes to how it's delivered.
And with non-profits, you have more opportunity to do this than almost anyone else- but it requires some flexibility on your part.
However, according to the subsidiarity principle, some flexibility is left to the Managing Authorities in establishing their system.
Preserving some flexibility in the way Member States will implement the AVMSD
I would point out- since the matter has been raised- that we wished to improve the application of the Dublin agreement by allowing some flexibility.
You may get some flexibility towards the timings at which you wish to learn the course.
However, given how these areas vary greatly, they feel that some flexibility is needed in defining the geographical scope of projects.
Reply of the EEAS 56 20(1) The EEAS has allowed some flexibility on how to calculate the surface area of the buildings rented
sometimes allowing some flexibility to ensure proper use of MRI techniques(although such flexibility is not permitted by Directive 2004/40/EC).
identifying shareholders is achieved, there should be some flexibility for Member States to maintain existing national systems,
Furthermore, the ECB may allow some flexibility in calculating aggregates where it can be shown from figures collected at a higher level of aggregation that the data involved are unlikely to be significant.
However, the Commission must have some flexibility in order to be able to postpone dates using the comitology procedure
private debt on a sustainable path is important to allow European economies to regain some flexibility and robustness to shocks,
Legislation can include some flexibility, to allow Member States to take their different circumstances into account,
However, the Committee on Legal Affairs also wanted to introduce some flexibility regarding these costs
therefore needs some flexibility to ensure that projects are implemented in accordance with the EIBs requirements despite some high external constraints.
implementations among Member States, this will allow EU-wide rules to be set while leaving some flexibility for Member States,
allow Member States some flexibility to fulfil their budgetary needs.
However, some flexibility was provided through making available to producers additional quota, of some 1,5 million tonnes,
their legal consequences assessed, allowing some flexibility in order to cater for the increasing complexity of current data processing reality'.