Examples of using Addressed by in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Programming
Educational disadvantage can be addressed by high quality pre-primary education
This can be addressed by using an off-white
On the other hand, overcapacity would be addressed by the introduction of effective tools to better control the capacity of fishing vessels.
Rdp are directly linked with and addressed by measure 122. the need to increase the economic dimension of forests is clearly recognised within the rational for intervention of measure 122.
I realized the kinetic instability could be addressed by reversing the polarity of the cadmium core--.
While market failures are sufficiently addressed by other Union Funds,
The need for the Colombo Public Library was addressed by a philanthropic donation of a building by Dr. W. Arthur Silva in 1925.
Structural problems in staffing have been addressed by obtaining additional permanent posts
These risks could notably be addressed by tightening the prudential rules applied to banks in their operations with unregulated financial entities.
At present there are no other financial instruments focusing specifically on the needs addressed by this proposal.
which should be addressed by specific measures.
The social effects of the knowledge revolution are potentially an item that could be usefully addressed by the Social Dialogue.
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the issues addressed by the work, its aesthetic currency,
These will be addressed by a separate analysis when detailed implementing provisions for such reporting are drafted.
This issue was addressed by adding the HTTP header field reference to the configuration file.
Amendment 16: The subjects addressed by the amendment are beyond the scope of the regulation.
The specific situations of vulnerable groups will be more adequately addressed by ensuring that their needs are timely identified
And the risk of“fuel poverty” must be addressed by protecting citizens who may be particularly vulnerable to increases in energy prices.
In line with the principle of subsidiarity, that issue should be addressed by increasing transparency