Examples of using The avoidance in English and their translations into Czech
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For the avoidance of doubt.
Purpose of repression is the avoidance of pain.
Hence, the avoidance of tonnes of CO2 equivalent emissions will no longer happen.
At the same Council meeting,ministers agreed that employment is an important factor for the avoidance of exclusion.
Before the avoidance, supplier is obliged to contact a customer in order to agree further steps.
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Every measurement on any balance is subject to uncertainty- understanding this uncertainty is key to ensuring accurate results and the avoidance of errors.
Secondly, the avoidance of duplication of data collection in order to reduce costs and the burden on professional users.
Commitment to continuous improvement of the effectiveness of the management system and to the avoidance of environmental pollution.
For the avoidance of any doubts, the Business Terms and Conditions of CHC shall prevail over these Contractual Conditions.
It's not a good look for someone accused of a crime of this magnitude. In my experience, what we saw today, the body language,the cold stare, the avoidance of any eye contact.
The avoidance of tool overload and premature tool wear as well as the additional gain in process reliability contribute considerably to improved economy.
What he does is,he blames the Irish bishops for their misplaced concern for the reputation of the church in the avoidance of scandal, for not following Canon law.
What is of particular importance today is the avoidance of any populist auction of promises and protection of citizens from the extreme cynicism of certain politicians.
For me, cutting bureaucracy does not mean the creation of new reporting obligations andcomplicated procedures but rather, above all, the avoidance of duplicated regulation and unnecessary burdens.
For the avoidance of doubt any components of a Product not replaced in the course of the Product being serviced will not be covered by the Service warranty on the Product.
These include in particular: neutralising the effects of hybrid mismatch arrangements, preventing the avoidance of permanent establishment status, and a mutual agreement and arbitration procedure.
Prevention measures that can already be implemented in workplaces include the identification of EDCs using databases such as RISCTOX and TEDX, the elimination orsubstitution of identified EDCs, with the aid of tools such as SUBSPORT, and the avoidance of the exposure of vulnerable groups.
For the avoidance of doubt, nothing in these terms shall entitle any third party to any benefit or rights pursuant to the Contracts(Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999.
It is worth highlighting the references in this agreement to the avoidance of discrimination between EU air carriers and the taxation of aircraft fuel, in line with the directive on the taxation of energy products and electricity.
For the avoidance of doubt, the reduced freelancer project commission of 0% applies only in relation to new work performed by the freelancer who has successfully applied for this promotion for the specific employer to whom the application relates.
Handling the used electrical andelectronic equipment properly contributes to the avoidance of consequences harmful to the human health and natural environment, resulting from the presence of hazardous substances and improper storage and processing of such equipment.
For the avoidance of doubt, PPF is not responsible for the availability or content of Affiliated Companies' Sites and will not be a party to, or in any way responsible for, any transaction concerning goods or services available from such Affiliated Companies' Sites.
The avoidance of any form of reference to and condemnation of Israel and the causes of the tragic situation of the Palestinian people confirms, once again, the support of the EU for the criminal action by Israel in its effort to upgrade its role in the escalating infighting between the imperialists in the Middle East.
We expect to see covered the avoidance of environmental damage from deforestation and palm oil extraction and, while recognising the need to keep anti-dumping mechanisms at our disposal, we would much prefer avoiding the need for them by pre-emptive intervention and negotiation.
