Examples of using One set of in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
transfer the ball from one set of target players to the other set. .
These colors are often combined in one set of kitchen cabinets,
the feeders switch roles with one set of active finishers.
Eight committees have done so, and you know as well as I do that it is very rare for eight parliamentary committees to prepare opinions on one set of reports.
I don't know, maybe only one set of us can have powers at the same time,
Friday is 3 sets of 8-12 with one set of 15-20.
To give you just one set of figures: ships,
A lookup field displays one set of values(one or more fields,
93/42/EEC should be repealed to ensure that only one set of rules applies to the placing of medical devices on the market
Words like“disorder” and“disease” offer us one set of metaphors for understanding the way we experience our lives through our unique minds
A lookup field displays one set of values(one or more fields,
The crisis illustrates the extent to which national economies have become dependent on each other and how one set of policies- namely in the financial sphere- impacts on others
One set of instructions is executed first to leave the register to the other set, but if the other set is assigned to a different similar register,
then one set of B, rest,
For example, you can use the master control to display one set of records(for example, customer names)
you don't have to limit this to template with one set of content.
In many cases, one set of EU rules replaces a patchwork of 28 different national rules,
It often happens that snake people have one set of rules for themselves and one for their partner
simplifies the seven into one by reducing the overall length of the texts and incorporating one set of definitions, including definitions on direct
Essentially, they will move their Ponzi scheme from one set of databases that they have exclusive access to,