Examples of using Closely connected in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Both are so closely connected that maximum power can be achieved only when the static stability is maintained through dynamic stability.
The work is closely connected with graphics- the development of site elements,
The future measures must be closely connected with overall EU priorities
The development of fine motor skills is closely connected with the development of attention,
This is closely connected with another main issue,
The customs are also indispensable. Closely connected with the seasons and nature,
The state of your skin is closely connected with your confidence and esteem therefore care is a must if you wish to feel good in life.
The lives of many people are closely connected with computer use,
all the ecclesiastical works of the apostolate are closely connected with the Most Holy Eucharist
The date of construction is closely connected with the Aqueduct of Aspendos,
For entrepreneurs whose business is closely connected with fuel, the question remains about optimizing their costs
Sooner or later people will no longer want to be so closely connected with companies and give their personal data away to them just like that.
it is not enough to be closely connected with a person.
These are closely connected, but entirely different things- you will need both if you want to make your website accessible to public.
we will visit places that are closely connected to Opel and the history of the GT”, said Moldzen.
(SK) The report concerning statistics on plant protection products is closely connected with the Report on the Thematic Strategy on the Sustainable Use of Pesticides.
where people are still closely connected with fishing, production of oil and wine.
Modern human life is closely connected with fashion, and therefore it constantly requires new reincarnations into something special and unique.
It fails for example to take account of the fact that citizens may feel closely connected with a Member State although they are not nationals of that State.
In this respect, the subject of lifelong learning is closely connected with the proposal for a regulation on statistics concerning lifelong learning8.