Examples of using To a condition in English and their translations into Slovenian
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If a legal act is subject to a condition or a deadline, the time when it was undertaken is taken into consideration,
Any Party that furnishes information or material subject to a condition referred to in paragraph 2 may require the other Party to explain, in relation to that condition, the use made of such information or material.
quick solution to a condition that, if not treated properly,
either to the baseline condition or to a condition which leads, solely by virtue of the dynamics of the species or habitat, to a condition deemed equivalent
thus liable to be made subject to a condition of residence.
This could lead to a condition where the tumours break down and cause unusual levels of chemicals in the blood which
Due to a condition(an heir is to acquire the inheritance upon graduated from university)
without interventions other than the setting of more stringent protective measures, to a condition which, exclusively on the basis of the dynamic of that species or habitat, leads to a condition considered equivalent to or better than the reference condition. .
the right to paid annual leave conferred by that directive on all workers cannot therefore be made subject by a Member State to a condition that the worker has actually worked during the reference period.
other work required to bring the facility to a condition that will be safe in the long term;
without any intervention other than increased protection measures, to a condition which leads, solely by virtue of the dynamics of the species or habitat, to a condition deemed equivalent or superior to the baseline condition. .
not possessing its nationality subject to a condition that he must have previously been lawfully resident in another Member State before arriving in the host Member State, in order to benefit from the provisions of that directive.
claiming only at the stage of its rejoinder that the arguments developed in that regard applied mutatis mutandis to a condition for performance governed by Article 26 thereof.
subject to a condition of ordinary residence by the claimant in that State.
not to a condition for the application of that article,
This can lead to a condition known as pyloric stenosis 1.
But the phrase“toddler's diarrhea” refers to a condition that lasts more than seven days.
Idiopathic arrhythmia refers to a condition when, after a comprehensive examination of the patient, the causes remain unspecified.
leading to a condition called"adrenal exhaustion.".