Examples of using Distributed through in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
which was specifically distributed through various websites.
the fuel is accumulated and distributed through the injectors.
that a dozen years ago as a popular free distributed through the satellite Hot Bird.
any other material distributed through the Website or services.
it can be distributed through various outlets and at various stages in the user journey.
While these shows may have proved unsuccessful if distributed through traditional media channels,
Serbian authorities have decided to completely take control of the gaming market, distributed through the Internet.
Serbian authorities have decided to completely take control of the gaming market, distributed through the Internet.
other information displayed or distributed through the site.
competes unfairly with genuine products distributed through legitimate channels.
much more distributed through PC magazines
can be distributed through on-line platforms like YouTube(and distributed through social media)
Rather of worrying concerning this medicine is produced in some deserted storehouse or distributed through an illegal underground procedure,
it was physically distributed through the post via thousands of floppy disks that claimed to contain an interactive database on AIDS
Once a request for assistance has been distributed through the mechanism, all Member States providing civil protection assistance should liaise with the MIC to enable the Commission to ensure a comprehensive
which were distributed through the networks of the collaborating companies/associations.
In the 1930s, Walter Benjamin was one of the first who observed that art which was reproduced and distributed through mass media became in its qualitative nature a different media of communication.
a greater supply of Prana is absorbed and distributed through the body.
Walter Benjamin was among the first to observe that when art is reproduced and distributed through the mass media, it becomes a
competes unfairly with genuine products distributed through legitimate channels.