Примери за използване на It observes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It observes one patch of the sky for 27 days at a time before moving on to a new patch.
Modern science knows only what it observes and what may be reasonably inferred from observation;
It observes how and why some people become closer with each other and couples, while others not.
Modern science knows only that which it observes and what it can reasonably deduce from its observations;
It observes the ways and reasons certain people come together to form couples, while others don't.
Clips is an AI-powered camera that can automatically take pictures when it observes things it deems interesting within its 130-degree field of vision.
It observes the world without striving to change it- nor it wants to take, neither it wants to give.
Knowledge will move within you at certain times, for in stillness it observes all things until it is ready to act, and when it acts, it acts!
It observes things arise and fall away, both happiness and suffering, and the changes of birth, old age, sickness, and death.
According to Art. 49 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU, Moldova, like any other European country, has a European perspective and can apply for a membership in the Union,providing that it observes the principles of democracy, respects the fundamental freedoms, the human rights, the minority rights and guarantees the observance of the rule of law.
It observes unconditionally the emission limits based on all environmental protection indices in compliance with the European and Bulgarian regulative requirements.
The Law Firm in turn guarantees that it observes the requirements of the said normative acts when gathering personal data under assignment by the Assignor, as well as in relation to all processed personal data.
It observes the principle of transparency and disclosure of commitments as a component of the ISO quality management system, environment and safety and health at work standards.
It observes, however, that it is impossible for individuals to comply with that regulation, since the annex thereto has not been published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
It observes that the limitation rules do not define the offences and the penalties imposed in respect of them and may be interpreted as laying down a simple precondition of the examination of the case.
It observes that, in its judgment, the Chamber expressed reservations as to the validity of these aims, citing the majority opinion of the Canadian Supreme Court in Sauvé(no. 2)(see paragraphs 44-47 of the Chamber judgment).
Next, it observes that the PDO‘queso manchego' covers cheeses made in the region of La Mancha from sheep's milk in accordance with the traditional production, preparation and ageing requirements set out in the product specification of that PDO.
In that regard, it observes that it would be paradoxical not to accept such a ground for refusal of registration for such cases, in so far as there is no justification for a difference in treatment between sculpture, which is three-dimensional, and painting, which is two-dimensional.
It observes that, indeed, when acting as SAPARD Agency the Fund disbursed European Union funds and that, due to the programme's closure, the damage awarded to the applicant company in the impugned judgment of 15 April 2011 would have had to be paid from the State budget.
It observes, in particular, that in classical tying cases both it and the Community Courts‘considered the foreclosure effect for competing vendors to be demonstrated by the bundling of a separate product with the dominant product'(recital 841 to the contested decision).
It observes that Snowden's revelations point to a level of surveillance of a massive and indiscriminate scale incompatible with the standard of necessity laid down in that exemption as well as, more generally, with the right to protection of personal data(art 8 of the Charter).
(92) It observes, in that regard, that‘[t]he revelations in question point to a level of surveillance of a massive and indiscriminate scale incompatible with the standard of necessity laid down in that exemption as well as, more generally, with the right to personal data protection as enshrined in Article 8 of the Charter'.
It observes how customer/user voice can direct innovation and provide new ideas, how to define and profile different customer groups and market segments, how to identify specific needs of customers/users, and how to create positioning strategies that communicate product or service benefits relevant to the target groups.
It observes that, while it is clear that the contested mark is an element of the goods,it is unclear whether the concept of‘shape', within the meaning of Article 3(1)(e)(iii) of Directive 2008/95, is limited to three-dimensional properties of the goods, such as their contours, measurements and volume, to the exclusion of colours.
It observes that, admittedly, on a purely literal reading of that provision, which provides, in general terms, that acts concerning the Community trade mark referred to in Articles 17, 19 and 22 of the Regulation are to have effects vis-à-vis third parties in all the Member States only after entry in the Register, the bringing of infringement actions by the licensee might be included among those acts.
Furthermore, it observed that the Commission does not have consistent data at EU level on operational goals, indicators and allocated funds.
Similarly, it observed that the Local Action Groups responsible for implementing the Leader programme did not collect data on or assess whether local strategy objectives were met(SR No 5/2010, paragraph 31).
It observed that all companies involved in the PRISM programme, which grant access to United States authorities to data stored and processed in the United States, appear to be certified under the safe harbour scheme.
In its 2017 Financial Stability Review, it observed:“… improving headline balances mask underlying fiscal vulnerabilities and an overall slight loosening in the fiscal stance for the euro area over the 2017-19 horizon.
It observed, inter alia, that it was apparent that AZ's deregistration of the MAs was only such as to prevent applicants for MA in respect of essentially similar medicinal products from being able to make use of the abridged procedure and thus to obstruct or delay the market entry of generic products.