Primeri uporabe Clarified v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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We think things are clarified.
Clarified exclusions of energy types.
We need to get these matters clarified.
We have since clarified terminology.
I have said that the matter has been clarified.
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It's making clarified butter or ghee.
Up to now the origin of this name has not been clarified.
I have clarified that question, that's no problem.
And it's very important that responsibilities are clarified.
This matter needs to be clarified once and for all.
One item of nomenclature first needs to be clarified.
This will certainly be clarified over the next 10 years.
The issues which havebeen raised in the Chamber have been clarified.
Ask for it to be repeated or clarified if you do not.
How this ultimately leads to tinnitushas not yet been completely clarified.
Just replace the butter with clarified butter or ghee.
With this supplement it's different because the whole process is clarified.
The Court developed and clarified its doctrine on this question of principle.
Pink. With bright colors, it looks good pink,marsala, clarified marsala.
Timely clarified cause will greatly accelerate the disposal of negative emotions.
In the new Article 5, the wording and phrasing are clarified and simplified.
The 2007 Lisbon Treaty clarified the division of powers between the EU and member states.
They suggest not merely the purity of infancy, but a wisdom clarified by experience.
This was clarified, and obviously no authorisation is required for local workers.
The evaluation takesplace in the context of the project andis essentially clarified by the Directive.
White, whitish and clarified platinum curtains are great for styling any living quarters.
The rules as regards the period of validity of explicit consents obtained would also be clarified.
The role of the Supervisory Committee will be further clarified by the reform of Regulation 1073/1999.
This means that national programmes are useless unless financing issues are clarified.
The Court therefore recommends that theapplicable rules should be simplified, clarified and prioritised.