Examples of using Key changes in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The CMU Action Plan set out the key changes that are needed to strengthen EU capital markets.
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interesting moments and key changes in the music industry that marked the past year.
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It outlines key changes to competition rules
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The book incorporates key changes and developments in the civil law relating to digital identities in major international jurisdictions.
The key changes and new additions brought by the new ZUKSB-A are as follows.
Sašo Matas briefly presented the key changes, along with his comments and an explanation.
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The statement should also report key changes to policy proposals introduced as a result of IAs.
Key changes in the exterior of the sedan occurred in its front end- the car received a narrowed grille, neatly combined with fresh optics, which acquired LED sections,
These transitions are marked by key changes- from education to work,
Some key changes of the legislation, defining the responsibilities of parents council are presented,
The key changes are aimed at taxation of the controlled foreign companies to create an effective mechanism to protect Russian businesses from the misuse of their tax jurisdictions and receipt of the unreasonable tax benefits.
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Key changes for the 2003-2006 programme were:- the creation of an Executive Agency to run the programme;- grouping community support for those energy fields that contribute to sustainable development in a single programme;- the creation of a specific sub programme to fund activities related to transport.
Therefore, one of the key changes this year is that, together with Rebeka Vidrih, a new professor at the Department of Art History
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