Examples of using Materialise in English and their translations into Slovenian
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As solvency issues may materialise only at a later stage as this crisis evolves,
Thus the EAC also includes the cost of expected changes and of risks that may materialise during the execution of the current
However, a hard Brexit is still a very real possibility, and could materialise on 1 November 2019.
when we received the report it was not yet clear when the Treaty would materialise.
services for our customers, in addition to taking action quickly when unpaid invoices materialise.
The Commission launched a call for proposals in May 2007 which will materialise in 2008 and beyond.
Vacuum Casting at Materialise might be exactly what you are looking for.
more joint and individual projects will materialise.
identified be best put in place so as to ensure that the benefits materialise in a reasonable time frame.
it is to be expected that this increase will not materialise.
Therefore, I do not want to see Europe simply waiting for some kind of consensus that will never materialise.
However, how much of these flows will actually materialise will crucially depend on the availability
Should this contract materialise, this wouldbe a great recognition of Alstom's expertise in high speed and we will be
burden for businesses and citizens, although most effects will materialise only in the medium term, since the use of new data sources will be implemented gradually and subject to local conditions in Member States.
this price reduction would not materialise and oil prices would be only 15% lower than if no additional action were taken.
In particular, for the recent increase in inflation to remain temporary, it is of the essence that no second-round effects materialise via an impact from current inflation rates on wage and price-setting behaviour.
common trade policy aspects before release andincomplete guidelines for expostaudits increase the likelihood that risks associated withthe use ofsimplified procedures materialise.
his plans could not materialise as long as the colonists had to import grain
This means that the environmental benefits of bioenergy in the form of reduced greenhouse gas emissions cannot materialise in the use phase of the biomass(i.e. the burning of biomass for energy).
which we hope will materialise in the future common agricultural policy,
