Examples of using Explicitly defined in English and their translations into Polish
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The delegation of powers should be explicitly defined.
It's an explicitly defined function, so we just take the derivative.
The notion of self-defense is not explicitly defined in labor law.
Explicitly defined passive device models have priority over the ones assigned implicitly.
The technical characteristics of this system are not explicitly defined.
Data Sheet was explicitly defined as an information document
So far, rules concerning the duration of a fixed-term contract were nowhere explicitly defined.
Make the changes to the parent object where the permissions are explicitly defined, and then the child object will inherit these permissions.
In any event, it is essential that also the purposes for which data on creditor are processed are precisely and explicitly defined in the proposal.
The Internet is a world where facts appear which are not explicitly defined as violations of rights
the owner of the lists is explicitly defined in writing.
y is explicitly defined in terms of x,
The SMSes are expected to assure systematic management of safety in a formalized, explicitly defined and proactive manner.
However, since the limit values apply everywhere except in the explicitly defined areas, relocation of the station by itself does not change the level of protection of public health.
Also the purposes for which data on creditor are processed should be precisely and explicitly defined in the proposal.
It is not explicitly defined in the Directive, but as these drivers do not satisfy the criteria of a'self employed driver',
The objectives, content, scope and duration of the delegation of power shall be explicitly defined in the European laws
then I see that our education programs should be explicitly defined as.
The Committee would also like to draw attention to the need to ensure that civil society organisations are explicitly defined as final beneficiaries under operating programmes, which is, sadly, not usually the case.
This term, as well as that of vertical subsidiarity, though not explicitly defined in the Treaties, gives recognition to the public role of private players e.g. citizens and representative civil society organisations
culture civil society- were invited to pool their efforts on explicitly defined shared goals, which were endorsed by the Council2.
in accordance with Article 290 TFEU, the duration of the delegation of power must be explicitly defined in the basic legislative act,
then I see that our education programs should be explicitly defined as,"Brain death for all children.
The Committee would also like to draw attention to the need to ensure that civil society organisations are explicitly defined as final beneficiaries under operating programmes,
If the user explicitly defines a variable with one of these names.
Notice how we have complete control over the classpath by explicitly defining what goes into the archive.
Order- declaration of will of the Client explicitly defining the type and the quantity of Goods,
innovation aspects and explicitly defining links with other policies.
consistent proposal, which clearly and explicitly defines basic safety standards for the protection of the health of the population against the dangers arising from ionising radiation with regard to radioactive substances in drinking water.
The recent own-initiative opinion on Preparing transport infrastructure for the future, which explicitly defines what the Committee considers to be the basic principles of European transport policy is, in particular, a substantive basis for contributing ideas.