Примери за използване на Sake of completeness на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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For the sake of completeness.
I will post them though for the sake of completeness.
But for the sake of completeness, here it is.
I shall nevertheless examine it for the sake of completeness.
So for the sake of completeness, I add her.
Plutarch dismisses it as a fabrication,[48] but both Diodorus andArrian say that they only mention it for the sake of completeness.
For the sake of completeness, the list also includes names for captains and sailors.
However, it seems appropriate to consider, for the sake of completeness, the merits of the argument.
For the sake of completeness, just add that great-grandfather Nimroda je Noe(Noah).
About how integral estimates are calculated, we will continue, butjust want to warn you that we are doing this solely for the sake of completeness.
We only mention them for the sake of completeness, but advise you explicitly on the other means.
About how integral estimates are calculated, we will continue, butjust want to warn you that we are doing this solely for the sake of completeness.
In fact, for the sake of completeness, we lack only the position of Russia.
As regards the finding in paragraph 57 of the contested decision(see paragraph 32 above),EUIPO adds that it is a reasoning‘for the sake of completeness', which it endorses.
For the sake of completeness, here are the other features available only on Enterprise editions of Windows 8.
A small note: not all literary fable attributed to the fairy tale genre,allocating for it a special place among the literary genres, but for the sake of completeness, I decided to include here and fables, too.
The Commission submits, for the sake of completeness, that paragraph 47 of the judgment under appeal contains two errors of law.
A small remark: not all literary critics attribute the fable to the fairy-tale genre,singling out a separate place among literary genres for it, but for the sake of completeness, I decided to include here also fables too.
Note: For the sake of completeness of the article, I will note that there is a fashionable alternative to coffee- coffee from a variety of exotic mushrooms.
It should be recalled that‘it is settled case-law that complaints directed against grounds of a decision of the General Court included purely for the sake of completeness cannot lead to the decision being set aside and are therefore ineffective.(47).
I add for the sake of completeness that the criteria would be the same where Article 10(1)(e)(political opinion) is cited as the reason for persecution.
For the sake of completeness, however, I shall analyse it, because the answer to that question will give a fuller picture of the position.
Moreover for the sake of completeness, I shall also explain why claims in restitution differ radically from claims in tort, delict or quasi-delict.
For the sake of completeness it is useful to recall that the Commission Proposal for a General Data Protection Regulation provides in its Article 17 for a right to be forgotten.
For the sake of completeness, the following rights in rem should also be mentioned, with regard to which specific rules apply when the person who benefited from them in his/her lifetime dies.
For the sake of completeness, it should be noted that the applicants' argument that the authorisation of the Procuratore della Repubblica of Rome was obtained for administrative purposes only must be rejected.
For the sake of completeness, I would add that several supreme courts of the Member States have held an action based on restitution for unjust enrichment not to involve a matter relating to tort, delict or even quasi-delict.
(62) For the sake of completeness, it needs to be added that issue of whether the personal data has become public(63) or has been disclosed legally on third-party source web pages is not relevant for application of the Directive.
For the sake of completeness in our treatment we shall set out everything useful for the theory of the heavens in the proper order, but to avoid undue length we shall merely recount what has been adequately established by the ancients.
For the sake of completeness, the observation that the applicant deserves promotion must be placed in perspective in so far as it was made by a first assessor whose appraisal covered only 3 of the 18 months of the period being assessed.