Examples of using Be based in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
I can be based on the facts.
Sustained, your questions must be based on facts.
It should be based on eight principles.
Europe's future should, in particular, be based on innovation.
This should be based on customer requests.
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The evidence on which any answer to this question can be based is not clear.
It has to be based on what has happened so far.
And, that direction can not be based on old ideas.
They must be based on structural reforms.
Strengthening of commercial area must be based on internal changes.
It had to be based on some real incident.
Several respondents highlighted that allocations should be based on performance.
It could be based on the following criteria5.
Appointments must be based on merit.
Opera must be based on a relationship between the actor and the spectator.
Decisions must be based on data.
It must be based on customers' needs,
Life cannot be based on whim.
Have to be based on some evidence and credibility.
Your choice should also be based on how you sleep.
Development cannot be based solely on liquidating
Choosing the radiators should be based on 3 main parameters.
Durable solutions should be based on the individual assessment of the best interests of the child and shall consist of either.
I don't think it necessarily should be based on what's happened so far.
Such a Europe must be based on human rights,
You have, but… I'm thinking that a life of eternity together should be based on more than a bargain.
It should be based on planned needs and goals.
Fundamentally, we have made it clear that European consumer protection legislation should be based on the precautionary principle.
Cleverness must be based on giving information in portions.
The Court concludes therefrom that the exemption limited to 25 cigarettes can still be based on Directive 69/169, read in conjunction with the Act of Accession.