Examples of using On the pattern in English and their translations into Slovenian
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pieces of fabric on the pattern.
Civil society's involvement in the implementation of the potential trade agreements with each of the five States of Central Asia should be based on the pattern of Civil Society Fora,
Civil society's involvement in the implementation of the potential trade agreements with each of the five states of Central Asia should be based on the pattern of Civil Society Forums created for agreements with other regions
almost in every country the commonly held view about angels among followers of various religions is more on the pattern of fairy tales than of them belonging to a celestial form of existence.
actual or potential, on the pattern of trade(para 23).
on the basis of a set of objective factors of law or fact that the agreement may have an influence, direct or indirect,">actual or potential, on the pattern on trade between Member States.
actual or potential, on the pattern of trade between Member States in a manner which might create a barrier to the single market.
Simply click once on the pattern of your choice, then click on OK, and& kde;
for the creation of a New World built on the Pattern of God.
Diagnosis is based on the patterns of behavior that are revealed.
Two recent major international agreements will have profound effects on the patterns of world trade.
Almost all firms are built on the patterns of the colonies of Makarenko.
Only a flat-cutter made on the patterns of the inventor will be able to give you genuine enjoyment of dacha work.
There is very interesting fact on the patterns that the bottom, like an unfinished copy of the top was discovered just a year
A study on the patterns of rater accuracy shows that length of time that a rater has known the person being rated has the most significant effect on the accuracy of a 360-degree review.
A study on the patterns of rater accuracy shows that the length of time that a rater has known the individual being evaluated has the most significant effect on the accuracy of a 360-degree review.