Examples of using Those working in English and their translations into Slovak
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the different law enforcement authorities, including those working inside the EU territory.
Knowing who people are and how to contact them is one of the most basic information requirements for those working in Leader+.
In addition to fatal accidents, those working in the jobs on this list tend to be at an elevated risk of serious nonfatal injuries.
including those working in administration and support services.
in particular those working on environmental issues,
Those working in the older environments with less design were far more stressed,
Those working only on a casual basis may be excluded for objective reasons following consultation between the EU country concerned and its social partners.
including those working in central administrations and support services.
Funding of training seminars addressed to legal practitioners those working in the field, key officials
which means those working in or passing through environments don't have to experience unpleasant‘stickiness' during the warmer months.
Many young people speak English, especially those working in sectors that deal with tourism like hotels,
A Networking platform, which forms an essential virtual collaboration space for those working on EJTN's projects.
even those working as teachers, have been actively engaged in inciting terrorist acts.
Aptis for Teachers is designed specifically for those working in education to help raise the teaching quality in your organisation.
For those working in the fields in harsh conditions,
power unit structures, especially those working at supercritical parameters,
And you need community organizations, in particular those working with marginalized communities,
In particular, such co-operation should provide real business opportunities to SMEs, especially those working in innovative fields.
such as students or those working temporarily as au pairs
It suggests a common language for participants to enhance ongoing collaboration and networking among those working with people with FASD and other brain based physical conditions in all systems.