Examples of using Be transposed in English and their translations into Polish
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This is something that can be transposed toward everyone.
should therefore be transposed.
Sequences can also be transposed dynamically while running.
which could be transposed by the switch.
The Directive had to be transposed by the Member States by 5 December 2010.
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In the case of directives, the EC rules must then be transposed into national law.
The files can also be transposed, sped up and slowed down for added versatility.
can be transposed later.
The END had to be transposed by 18 July 2004.
With the repeal of Directive 2003/48/EC, Directive 2014/48/EU would no longer have to be transposed.
Asylum legislation must be transposed coherently.
Article 5 must be transposed with regard to all persons acting for the benefit of the legal person.
even MP3 files can be transposed, sped up or slowed down.
which concerns legal assistance, had to be transposed by 1 December 2008.
These directives had to be transposed by the Member States by 3 March 2011.
the directive had to be transposed with the utmost care.
These directives shall be transposed by Member States into national law
Furthermore, the amended proposal provides for national obligations which may be transposed in various branches of the national legal order.
Directives harmonising national laws must be transposed as literally as possible
At the same time, the positive solutions set out by the EU in the ELTIS programme among others should be transposed to the accession countries such as Poland.
This new piece of legislation must be transposed into national law by March 2008
which must be transposed into national laws by 25 May 201119.
This directive has to be transposed by 18 April 2016
The EU Directive targeting on-line exploitation must be transposed and implemented as a matter of priority.
Directive 2003/20, which must be transposed by the Member States by 9 May 2006,
Finally, in accordance with Article 249 EC, Directive 2005/35 must be transposed by each of the Member States into national law.
This provision can be transposed without an express reference to the ICC Statute if the relevant national legislation provides for definitions of genocide,
Came into force on 19 December 2007 and had to be transposed by the Member States by 19 December 2009 at the latest.
The Second Railway Package was published in the Official Journal of the European Communities on 30 April 2004, and must be transposed into national law by 30 April 2006.
Instruments agreed at EU level must be transposed by Member States,