Exemple de utilizare a Ambit în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Innovation and its ambit.
This ambit should affect you to see what is air-conditioned and abreast in the apple of fashion.
Innovation and its ambit.
It makes a contribution in the ambit of agricultural production to the well-being and the social integration of people with particular needs.
We turned up no Caitlin in Meredith and Butler's ambit.
The protection of consumers in the ambit of electronic commerce.
Each user can create their own application for Suunto Ambit.
A first step in this direction has been taken in the ambit of the European Network for Rural Development.
We have just had a discussion where it was stated that origin markings are gaining increasing importance andoffer opportunities beyond the ambit of trademark protection.
Either the MMPI orthe PCL-R will have to be administered to test the ambit and extent of Jack and Emily's psychopathology, the ambit and extent of… their malice.
You can assay the Jubilee armlet by its centermost hotlink that comprises of three absent ambits of abominable able links.
As this type of depicting that delicate as nerve endings show an ambit of blending of shapes and spirits, this is a type of perfect embodiment of portrait art.
More and more asylum and immigration powers are being siphoned awayto the European Union, and these issues are increasingly being excluded from the ambit of citizens' democratic control.
It is an absolutely acceptable abstraction to accept an ambit of altered colored accessories so that you can abrasion the aforementioned accouterments and accomplish it attending absolutely different.
Technical workshops will take place in the ambit of the SEPA Council.
OlymposIt is amid at a ambit of 75 km to the west of the Antalya bigoted centre on the abruptness of Mount Musa and aural“Olympos-Beydağları National Park” breadth the brook of the aforementioned name joins the sea.
(14) In order to clarify which coordination andcooperation measures are necessary the ambit of cooperation and coordination should be specified.
In the ambit of the better law making approach, the Commission proposes to repeal a 1998 Council Regulation under which importers have to provide proof of origin of textiles and articles of apparel for EU customs procedures.
Moreover, Lisbon itself would of course ratchet up expenditure through pursuit of new competences and new ventures,such as lavish waste on the space policies which would come within its ambit and further policies linked to climate change.
The quadrangular caravanserai, with ambit of 38×50 metres, amid on the aboriginal apparent to the eastern coffer of Alara Creek, was congenital of dressed rock blocks with symbols arresting thereon, except for the eastern walls. The Inn….
In fact, the Court is also willing to overrule its own case-law when the latter is uncertain[51] or needs“further development”,this development being carried out with the purpose of enlarging the ambit of protection afforded by the Convention[52].
To exclude economic relations with individuals or groups from the ambit of‘economic relations with… third countries' would be to ignore a basic reality of international economic life: that the governments of most countries do not function as gatekeepers for the economic relations and activities of each specific entity within their borders.
Whereas the objective of Directive 89/48/EEC is to ensure that a lawyer is integrated into the profession in the host Member State, and the Directive seeks neither to modify the rules regulating the professionin that State nor to remove such a lawyer from the ambit of those rules;
In this context, it is necessary to recall that the objective of the BER before the entry into force in May 2004 of Regulation(EC) No 1/2003,was to exclude certain generic types of agreement from the ambit of Article 81(1), thereby obviating the need for separate and time-consuming individual exemptions.
The second paragraph of Article 288 EC bases the obligation which it imposes on the Community to make good any damage caused by its institutions onthe“general principles common to the laws of the Member States” and therefore does not restrict the ambit of those principles solely to the rules governing noncontractual Community liability for unlawful conduct of those institutions.