Examples of using A patchwork in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
It is not a patchwork quilt.
A patchwork of fear.
This time: a patchwork blanket.
This is contrary to the“one-stop-shop” principle as it leads to a patchwork of competences.
In Europe, we have a patchwork quilt of economic policies.
which build their colonies like a patchwork of white skins on the leaves.
Warsaw- a patchwork of possibilities, styles and characters.
It will be nothing more than a patchwork of ships.
With a patchwork I started in 1995,
On the contrary, the result will not be a patchwork of subsidies.
Across the EU we have a patchwork of badly implemented or completely disregarded asylum rules.
In fact the conventional European network is a patchwork of different systems.
That means a patchwork of different safeguards
The outcome is fragmentation and a patchwork vision of defence industry.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating cross-border, and distortions in competition
Secondly, Europe is characterised by a patchwork of administrative conditions for access to national markets.
thereby avoiding a patchwork of competences.
Which build their colonies like a patchwork of white skins on the leaves They graze on bryozoans,
The gradual development of the internal market for goods has created a patchwork of different rules and procedures.
Fable takes place in Albion, a patchwork of city-states with lawless stretches of plains and forest between them.
The result is that the healthcare sector is gradually being transformed from a patchwork of individual services into a single entity.
A patchwork of national policies could create difficulties for businesses operating in different Member States
currently Europe is a patchwork of national online markets.
That is, each time we watch the whole film- a patchwork consisting of new scenes
SMEs would still face a patchwork of 27 national regimes.
Towns and villages from a patchwork of cities, linking us at light speed… This technology has transformed human civilization to each other… into an intercommunicating organism.
leaving us with a patchwork of national rules built on top of the Community's standards.
Europe remains a patchwork of national online markets
The Commission have clearly made strong efforts to improve legislation in this field and to move from a patchwork of different national provisions to a set of common rules directly applicable in all EU countries.
In many cases, one set of EU rules replaces a patchwork of 28 different national rules,