Examples of using Often complex in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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They are technical,sometimes obscure, often complex.
Often complex problems are best solved by thinking like an animal.
They're great for a variety of often complex hairstyles.
Alas, most often complex forms and severe consequences are observed in the smallest- babies under 1 year.
Services are very diverse and often complex activities.
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The factors governing the occurance of placer gold in a river environment are many, and quite often complex.
The main risk to regularity is caused by the often complex rules and eligibility conditions.
Information on risks will be as straight-forward andcomparable as possible, without over-simplifying often complex products.
Regrets that these processes are often complex and lengthy resulting in significant delays;
Current rules for obtaining a student visa ora residence permit are often complex and unclear;
Microscopy is a very broad and often complex science and traditional scopes can have thousands of functions.
Compared with small chemical substances, biological medicines consist of large and often complex molecular structures.
Designers handover abundant(often complex) ideas in a simple, and frequently non-verbal package.
The majority of errors arise from misapplication or misunderstanding of the often complex rules of EU expen diture schemes.
But learning to read the beautiful, often complex characters of the Chinese written language may be less difficult.
Information on risks aims at being as straight-forward andcomparable as possible, without over-simplifying often complex products.
This will undoubtedly simplify the often complex administrative procedures for receiving economic migrants.
The overwhelming majority of errors arise from misapplication or misunderstanding of the often complex rules of EU expenditure schemes.
Rural development, with its often complex rules, accounts for a disproportionately large part of this error rate.
This digital revolution has unlocked enormous opportunities for the creation of online communities for largescale engagement around often complex topics like the management of health conditions.
We develop perceptive solutions to the often complex needs of each individual client, from international corporations to high net worth individuals.
Unfortunately, Parliament's rejection will delay the analysis of this important directive,which would have simplified the often complex administrative procedures for receiving economic migrants.
It must convey important and often complex technical and procedural information accurately and concisely translated in multiple languages, whilst being delivered in a timely and cost-efficient manner.
Payments under these schemes are dependent on respecting(often complex) conditions, such as observance of good farming practices.
These plans act as a response to often complex corporate structures created by several companies that draw huge revenue from major European markets but allow them to cut their tax bills by transferring their profits to low-tax jurisdictions.
Establishing a single application procedure will simplify the often complex administrative procedures for admitting economic migrants.
In addition, it will simplify the often complex administrative procedures for receiving migrant workers, while also providing a tool to combat the exploitation and discrimination imposed on some categories of workers.
The European institutions place particular importance on the ability of candidates to grasp problems of all kinds, often complex in nature, to react rapidly to changing circumstances and to communicate effectively.
The projects suffered from both the difficulty NGOs had in implementing often complex projects across several countries in different regions and the difficulty the Commission headquarters had in monitoring these projects.
The lawyers have a worldwide network of connections and partnerships with lawyers and other specialists within andoutside of Europe to adequately solve often complex child abduction cases, international care and parental contact arrangements cases, and relocation cases.