Примери за използване на Also adopt на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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She can also adopt a child.
By adopting this principle of self-responsibility, we also adopt a position of power.
We also adopt our folks' attitudes about food.
But you can also adopt a baby.
We also adopt legal regulations which protect citizens from discrimination on the grounds of religious faith.
The organization will also adopt its Work Plan for 2015.
It must also adopt rules of nutrition easy to follow and that will fit easily into your daily diet.
If the authority does not comply with that decision,the Authority may also adopt a decision in accordance with the first sub-paragraph.
The Commission may also adopt multi-annual action programmes in accordance with Article 6(3).
The ministers plan to agree on recommendations for Damascus andthe opposition on the Syrian settlement and also adopt a joint statement.
The European Council will also adopt the EU Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region.
If the EU wants to be a serious partner in the international work to improve working and living conditions,it is imperative that the EU Member States also adopt the ILO convention.
Member States may also adopt all appropriate transitional measures. CHAPTER 2.
Bone crusher is the newly technology with high efficiency grinding equipment,this machine not only increase the cut angle of blade, but also adopt the blade carries, so that it can distribute pressure of blade.
An insurance undertaking may also adopt the form of a European Company(SE) when that has been established.
The donors have suggested that these ten laws should be adopted and will have immediate effect on economic activity," O'Sullivan said,adding,"In the coming 100 days, parliament could also adopt a set of, let us say, 24 additional laws.
Aircraft engines can also adopt a radial configuration which allows more effective cooling.
Under an agreement with Germany's Deutsche Telekom, it will also adopt the internationally renowned T-Mobile brand on the local market.
They may also adopt any measures needed to prevent tax evasion or avoidance through the use of this provision.'.
At its plenary session on 14-15 April,the Committee of the Regions will also adopt a report on the Baltic Sea Strategy prepared by Pauliina Haijanen(FI/EPP).
It should also adopt a definition of anti-Christian discrimination and persecution, similar to those applied to Islamophobia and antisemitism, the report says.
In times of prolonged low inflation andlow interest rates, ECB may also adopt non-standard monetary policy measures, such as asset purchase programmes.
The Commission should also adopt a delegated act supplementing this Regulation with those provisions of, and Annexes to, the CEM, and should be empowered to amend it.▌.
Border Adjustments make trading partners also adopt Carbon Fee& Dividend, starting a domino effect that stops Climate Change.
Users can also adopt Confidential Assets to enable private transactions between blockchain assets, ensuring only the parties involved in a transaction will know the asset type and value being traded.
A reinsurance undertaking may also adopt the form of a European Company(SE), as defined in Regulation(EC) No 2157/2001(18).
Europe must also adopt a holistic approach that fully integrates our citizens' concerns and other horizontal policy areas, particularly health, social and consumer protection, labour law, environment, sustainable development and external policies.
Where the Commission adopts such a decision,it may also adopt a decision addressed to the Member States pursuant to Article 127a of Directive 2001/83/EC.
Cities should also adopt strict regulations for new buildings and retrofit older buildings to improving heating, ventilation, air conditioning, water heating and lighting systems, researchers added.
The Council, acting by a qualified majority on a proposal from the Commission, may also adopt a decision determining that the United Kingdom shall bear the direct financial consequences, if any, necessarily and unavoidably incurred as a result of the cessation of its participation in those acts.