Examples of using Also paragraph in English and their translations into Polish
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Official/political
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Computer
See also paragraph 27.
Toshiba, paragraph 60 see also paragraph 57.
See also paragraph 53.
see also paragraph 27.
See also paragraph 31 of that judgment.
see also paragraphs 287, 366 and 371 of that judgment.
See also paragraph 4.3 of this annual report.
see also paragraph 6 of its General Considerations.
See also paragraph 2.7 of this annual report.
fully supervised see also paragraph 40.
See also paragraph 34 of Opinion 2/94, cited in footnote 22.
effective supervision of the VIS see also paragraph 3.11.
See also paragraph 2.2 of Opinion CON/ 2009/53; paragraph 2.2.
The Commission has already initiated a procedure to recover any material undue payments see also paragraph 4.20.
(66) See also paragraph 4.5 of this annual report.(67)
As Galileo's precursor, EGNOS has a crucial role in the early development of usersegmentssee also paragraph 14.
Differences in costs(see also paragraph 2.2.2) and in the speed of proceedings have a significant impact on the choice of forum.
Together with the significant reduction in the number of audit certificates required, this increases the risk of errors see also paragraphs 5.28 to 5.31.
See also paragraph 10 of ECB Opinion CON/ 2005/21 of 14 June 2005 at the request of Lietuvos bankas on a draft law on the adoption of the euro; available on the ECB 's website at www. ecb.
Distributors based in other markets should then be restrained for a limited period from selling on the new market see also paragraph(61) in Section III.4.
A finalised schedule will be agreed once the legal basis has been adopted see also paragraph 49 in relation to the VIS Decision on access to VIS by police authorities.
Article 35 should be deleted see also paragraph 59.
This affected the calculation of the economic outturn(see paragraphs 1.17 to 1.18 and also paragraphs 1.28 to 1.45)._BAR_ 1.8. The differentiation between capital and non-capital expenditure is one of the improvements arising from the introduction of the new accounting system.
The report fails to indicate what actions the Commission will undertake to address those reservations see also paragraph 16 on the reliability of the accounts.
Better planning could have allowed the staff interpreters assigned to the cancelled meetings to replace ACIs employed for other meetings on this question see also paragraph 47.
Human Rights(see also paragraph 2.3.3), and policy frameworks,
the scarcity of staff translators for the EU-10 languages is expected to last until late 2006 see also paragraph 74.
the Council calculates its production on the basis of the printed pages see also paragraph 65.
reporting requirements of these to be appropriate, particularly as a basis for the financial clearance decision see also paragraph 3.54.
more than half of the permanent pasture area registered by Eurostat was not included under cross compliance see also paragraph 36.