Examples of using Thorough analysis in English and their translations into Slovenian
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First, thorough analysis forms the basis for our decisions in all policy areas- be it monetary policy
Following a thorough analysis of the situation and the future challenges facing the sector,
We are capable of making a very thorough analysis, as we are doing today,
After the thorough analysis we discovered that this program is distributed in freeware bundles which are acquired from unofficial sites.
A thorough analysis of the potential impact of the issues which emerged from this deficit
First, a thorough analysis of what is feasible,
Following a thorough analysis of the situation and the future challenges facing the sector,
A thorough analysis also shows that in general, for the majority of Muslim women, the wearing of
For the sake of effectiveness it is important that programmes are well formulated andbased on a thorough analysis of the problems to be addressed.
In its letter of August 2012, Eurostat confirmed after thorough analysis that Malita should be classified within the non- financial corporations sector.
A thorough analysis of the soil, carried out in laboratory conditions,
After a thorough analysis of the Diet Lite preparation,
Thorough analysis and planning is essential before launching a tender if environmental goals are to be achieved.
Comprehensive reform programmes based on thorough analysis of the VAT gap
If hallucinations are caused by taking any medications, then a thorough analysis and exclusion of these medicines takes place.
Sometimes the bank still simplifies the management apparatus, but only after a thorough analysis that proves that the state is unreasonably"bloated".
Following a thorough analysis of the situation and the future challenges facing the sector,
Procedures to select service providers were not always based on a thorough analysis of the available alternatives.
its analysis was based on a thorough analysis of the data collected.
All this forces us to carry out a more thorough analysis which should be incorporated in a future common fisheries policy,