Examples of using Marks the start in English and their translations into Slovenian
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MSC Meraviglia marks the start of the second phase of growth for our company,” said Pierfrancesco Vago,
A New Age interpretation of this transition is that the date marks the start of time in which Earth
(PT) This report marks the start of the debate on the 2009 budget procedure with regard to the budget of the European Parliament
which almost doubles the number of EU languages from 11 to 20, marks the start of a new era for the Centre.
President Barroso presented the Annual Growth Survey which marks the start of the first"European Semester" and gives a clear
Basel III marks the start of a process that requires all of us to be responsible,
that is discussed today by the research community in Helsinki, marks the start of the FP7 and will bring on stream a new generation of ICT projects that will raise Europe's research performance
Rio+20 can mark the start of a world-wide transition towards a global green economy.”.
Babor GmbH in 1956 Cologne marked the start of a new era in professional cosmetics.
These changes mark the start of a new competitive regime in the maritime sector.
September marked the start of school.
This marked the start of Qatar's modern history.
These disagreements ultimately marked the start of the French and Indian War.
Illustrations mark the start of each chapter.
This marked the start of a new era in rose breeding.
That marked the start for the development of an almost unlimited series of successful electrical hand tools.
It marked the start of the ultra-modern.