Examples of using Were subject in English and their translations into Slovak
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Out of those measures, three did not comply with the safe harbour provisions and were subject to a detailed assessment.
An important development took place in the 16th century, when the cities were subject to renovation along the lines of the emerging Renaissance.
At that time, 23 out of 27 Member States were subject to an Excessive Deficit Procedure(see Annex 1.3).
of which 0.2% were subject to release controls.
By the end of February 2010, 13 euro area countries were subject to an excessive deficit procedure.
Only 6 out of 27 audited incubators were subject to quality audits which aimed to improve the overall quality of incubation services.
As a result, 40% of all retailers of ice cream were subject to product exclusivity.
as a number of companies were subject to several requests.
Hunter-gatherers were subject to the same foibles as all humans:
no less than twelve Member States were subject to the excessive deficit procedure.
In addition, 12 transactions affected by a quantifiable error(41) were subject to an audit or expenditure verification.
Vevo can confirm that several videos were subject to a security breach, which has now been contained.
From that moment onwards resolutions of the Slovak National Council were subject to approval from the Czechoslovak government;
By means of as general provision, the Commission proposal ensured that Europol's activities were subject to parliamentary scrutiny, as required by Art.88 TFEU.
with the result that it applied even to persons whose communications were subject, according to rules of national law, to the obligation of professional secrecy.
From the 73 samples analysed, 67 samples were subject to a single type of analysis while six samples were subject to two different types of analysis.
The loans and subsidies granted to the audiovisual industry under this programme were subject to particularly complex conditions which require constant monitoring over a long time.
subsidies granted to the audiovisual industry were subject to particularly complex conditions which require constant monitoring over a long time.
Transfers were subject to a fee of two guilders,
These were subject to a thorough analysis,
