Examples of using The basic idea in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The basic idea behind these missions is to identify best practices in the area of reception, in each Member State.
This not only does not violate the basic idea of buying a summer cottage, but also improves the mood of the summer resident.
With the obtained knowledge he founded the company 10plus in 2014, with the basic idea of implementing promising web products
The basic idea is to simplify for the client something that is intrinsically complex in rail terms.
The basic idea of the project is the active involvement of young families in raising public awareness of the issue of student families.
At the beginning we explain the basic idea behind the experiment, its motivation
In other cases, public sector bodies are lukewarm to the basic idea of commercial re-use of their information
The basic idea of the proposal is that an efficient control policy should be global
Between the growing mentality of exclusion and the basic idea of an institute about multiculturalism,
After the expensive late fee of 40 USD, the basic idea for Netflix formed in his mind.
use of instruments for their performance or the basic idea of the band.
The basic idea was to make the shopping trip more convenient for the consumer by putting a wide range of food items
They believe in the basic idea of the EDEN project
It is also consonant with the basic idea of artistic trilogy
papers with the intention to propagate the basic idea of generative art method.
The basic idea is the following:
Johnson took the basic idea for Browning's 1897 pump gun
An approach that limits access to digitised material to users within a specific national territory runs counter to the basic idea of a European Digital Library.
Game developers have tried to keep the basic idea of the original, his sparkling humor
The basic idea of drawing a radial pattern has been also adopted by the Western world, as a tool for therapy or simply relaxation.