Examples of using To the forms in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
your body has to assimilate to the forms of being required in those dimensions,
unexpected design with respect to the forms and decor, the use of various modern materials,
In addition to the forms of expression referred to in Article 31(2)
Whereas, in addition to the forms of legal redress available under national
etheric body that cannot adapt themselves to the forms of the astral body,
must be faithful to the forms of the universal Church.
meaning that there can be no divergence with regard to the forms in which her surname is entered in the registers in Germany and Austria.
It is thus appropriate to define an additional form of financing not linked to costs of the relevant operations in addition to the forms of Union contribution already well established(reimbursement of the eligible costs actually incurred, unit cost, lump sums and flat-rate financing).
must be faithful to the forms of the universal Church.
pricing methodology(Article 13(1)(g)), the EESC believes that a model needs to be developed that is specifically tailored to the forms and activities of social enterprises.
technical amendments to the forms in the Annexes, or the introduction of additional forms shall be adopted by the Commission in accordance with the advisory procedure referred to in Article 22(2).
Far from being indifferent to the forms of state, Engels,
In addition to the forms of expression referred to in Article 31(2) to(4), the nutrition declaration may be repeated in other forms of expression and, where appropriate, elsewhere on the packaging, for example by means of graphic representations
for by applying its light to the creed, to the forms and the symbols, they will find much more meaning and depth in them….
must remain faithful to the forms of the universal Church".
that the Commission has not demonstrated that criterion 10 of Annex III to Directive 2003/87 reduced the Member States' freedom of action as to the forms and methods for transposing the directive into national law
and without prejudice to the forms of behaviour set out in paragraph 3 thereof,