Examples of using To be declared in English and their translations into Slovak
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In addition, it is not clear what it takes for a substance to be declared so hazardous that it has to be banned completely.
He now needs two miracles confirmed by the church to be declared a saint.
expenditure incurred needs to be declared, checked and certified before the Commission is sent a payment claim.
(ii) all transactions to be declared and documented in a way that facilitates transfer of information when requested;
Any gold also needs to be declared, with the exception of up to 500g in personal jewelry.
It took 5 years for the area to be declared protected, despite the real estate interests.
he was the first secular journalist to be declared‘blessed' by the Church, Pope Francis said.
may request the transaction to be declared invalid.
By 31 January, the Member State shall send to the Commission information on the exceptions referred to in paragraph 1 for the amount to be declared by the end of the preceding year.
Under different circumstances the marriage can be“voidable”, which means that one of the spouses can apply for the marriage to be declared invalid.
soon to be declared, union of the world's churches.
while others are not listed at all because they do not need to be declared.
conditions for filter efficiency in the following test and calculation methods, to be declared by the filter supplier.
On that ground, Mr Sleutjes's opposition was not therefore to be declared admissible, since he had been informed in Dutch that he must write such an objection in German.
of paragraph 1 for the amount to be declared by 26 December.
this decree enabled the newborn Princess Margriet to be declared a Dutch citizen,
In 2012, a new law was passed that allowed local languages that were spoken by at least 10% of the local population of an area to be declared as official languages of the area.
No 4064/89 as requiring concentrations giving rise to such non-coordinated effects to be declared incompatible with the common market.
In particular, all management costs and fees to be declared as eligible at closure have to be based on a performance-based calculation methodology(see also Table 6)105.