Examples of using Were defined in English and their translations into Slovenian
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The themes were defined in the light of the results of the first cycle,
Future owners of each of the thirty-six 250 GTO cars were defined by Ferrari Enzo himself
Weighting was performed by strata, which were defined with a three-digit code of the activity classification
That the grounds for the elaboration of the environmental report were defined in accordance with Article 4 of this Decree;
Old cases were defined as cases with administrative delays exceeding four years and/or judicial delays exceeding eight years(1).
Current policy objectives were defined through agenda 20 Deliverables for 2020,
Result indicators were defined for 90 of the 149(60%) completed ERDF/CF and ESF projects.
the aims of the Lisbon Strategy were defined eight years ago.
These were defined at the European Council in Copenhagen in 1993
The scope and objectives of the IEE1 Programme were defined by the Parliament and the Council and structured on the
In addition, no SMART objectives16 and performance indicators were defined for the individual research programmes,
According to the then constitutional arrangement, the original rights and obligations of the city in the framework of rights and obligations of municipalities were defined in the first paragraph of amendment XLI.
Micrograms, respectively were defined as co-primary endpoints in both 6-month pivotal Phase III studies to demonstrate the bronchodilator contributions of formoterol
Eight key competences for lifelong learning in knowledge, skills and attitudes were defined at EU level in 2006.
Only the minimum technical requirements were defined(cf. annex VI of the END).
These main criteria were defined at the European Council in Copenhagen in 1993,
those fundamental values were defined long ago.
As we see, the concept of social conflict and its components were defined long before modern times.
These are commonly referred to as the Copenhagen criteria as they were defined by the European Council that took place in Copenhagen in June 1993.
Common success factors in the effective use of structural funds for health were defined as part of a reflection process on health systems in 2013.