Examples of using State would in English and their translations into Slovak
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This means a provider in one state would be able to provide services to a veteran in another.
uncontrollable hot state would represent an existential threat to humanity
Thus, each Member State would prepare a policy document on its development strategy,
religious teaching in schools would also end, and the state would fund only those programmes
his bride Martina Kusnirova, we hoped that the state would look for ways to better protect journalists.
Douglas, new states would use popular sovereignty to determine if the state would have slavery.
Washington state would probably use a high percentage(a large slice of the pie)
emotional and intellectual state would be listed next to each other, it will be
A state would lock up 15 citizens,
But again, the flexibility devil is here: each Member State would be able to decide in a different way,"provided that this would not result in distortions of the Internal Market".
Less rigorous application of port State control in a particular Member State would increase safety risks and might lead to
Also, with a purely national approach it is unclear which Member State would be responsible for handling requests for searches from third countries,
A taxable person making supplies in which the tax is due in another Member State would have to meet the conditions on invoicing in the other Member States
The task of the"Product Contact Point(s)" in each Member State would be to provide information on technical rules on products to enterprises
It is expected that each Member State would have only one single list of domestically-defined Non-Reporting Financial Institutions
Enjoyment of permanent residence by Union citizens who have chosen to settle long-term in the host Member State would strengthen the feeling of Union citizenship
the permanence of the Union citizen's residence in the host Member State would be undermined if he were unable to live there with the members of his family.
presentation of the card would accelerate the recognition procedure(receiving Member State would have to take a decision within one month instead of four months).
The infringement of the right to lead a normal family life that would be caused by the requirement of prior lawful residence in another Member State would, as can be seen, affect the effectiveness of the right of residence.
financial services groups operating in more than one Member State would continue to be subject to disproportionate burdens resulting from multiple layers of regulation and supervision.