Examples of using To different levels in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official
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Colloquial
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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
It says that certain areas of expenditure are still materially affected by errors, although to different levels.
in the other areas of expenditure payments are still materially affected by errors, although to different levels.
he is used to adapt communication to different levels of employees- from owners/ executives to site workers.
The different national approaches to assessing the safety of the substances concerned could lead to different levels of protection.
our goal is to move your project's audio to different levels.
get access to different levels of trainings and support.
with a balcony all around that led down to different levels.
assets with each classification being subject to different levels of regulation.
After the problem examination and definition stage SSM participants“”should”” be able to see the organisation differently, more fully and to different levels and sub-problems of problems.
Interfaces and content should therefore be capable of adaptation to different levels in order to be user-friendly for basic users
the Court continues to give adverse opinions concluding that they are affected by material error, although to different levels.
adventure games will need to perform the job quietly and move to different levels, where you wait any danger.
while the total power output can be configured to different levels from 300 kW to 562 kW.
implementation in the various EU member states and consequently to different levels of patient and public health protection in the EU.
which led to different levels of patient and public health protection in the European Union and created obstacles within the single market.
They will be able to apply to different levels of management in software companies,
decision-making practices and to different levels of rights provided in different Member States.
the Court continues to give adverse opinions concluding that they are affected by material error, although to different levels.