Examples of using Intrinsically linked in English and their translations into Polish
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Our economies are intrinsically linked.
Democracy, human rights, security, governance andsustainable development are intrinsically linked.
His name is intrinsically linked with church music.
It seems like an hour to your life is intrinsically linked to it.
This topic is intrinsically linked with the promotion and success of the principle of VUD, as highlighted in recital 23 of Directive 2002/98/EC.
Whereas human rights are universal, indivisible,interdependent and intrinsically linked.
In fact, human freedom is intrinsically linked with these higher values.
The Commission will strengthen its support for activities to reduce the burden of risk intrinsically linked to entrepreneurship.
If we look at this thirst,it is intrinsically linked with this unawareness of how we exist.
Proportionally, West Götaland is one of the world's highest investors in research and development,to which Törsäter believes creativity is intrinsically linked.
Played on countless hit records,the Zildjian K cymbals are intrinsically linked to the history of Zildjian cymbals.
Cohesion policy is intrinsically linked to the overall competitiveness of the European Union and should support the growth and jobs agenda;
Around 80% of people who wear SCP-1064 will claim that the candle is in some way intrinsically linked to their own life expectancy.
Cohesion policy is intrinsically linked to solidarity and now more than ever, it must rise to the challenge, so that it is implemented as efficiently as possible.
The Council emphasises that freedom of religion orbelief is intrinsically linked to freedom of opinion and expression.
The Recommendation on Costing Methodologies and Non-Discrimination is the secondelement of this package, complementing the proposed regulation and intrinsically linked with it.
This question is very complex and intrinsically linked with national enforcement and insolvency law.
The new information exchange mechanism should only cover intergovernmental agreements which are likley to have an impact on the internal market for energy oron the security of energy supply as these two issues are intrinsically linked.
Development of the localcommunity andthe industry are intrinsically linked:‘What is good for Båtsfjord, is good for the industry.
Johann Walter's name is intrinsically linked with the establishment of this choir and the new organisation of church music, which elaborately unfolded in the city as well as at court.
The aesthetics, performance- andthe function- of glass are intrinsically linked; one cannot be considered without the others.
The use of the Funds must be intrinsically linked to the improvement of the national situation with regard to common standards, or bring collective benefits at EU level through the implementation of coordinated or joint actions.
Preserving and enriching European democratic values,the roots of which are intrinsically linked to the history of urban development, will be a key priority in future.
Freedom of religion orbelief is intrinsically linked to freedom of opinion and expression as well as to other human rights and fundamental freedoms, which all contribute to the building of pluralist and democratic societies.
The success of the Commission in achieving its strategic objectives is therefore intrinsically linked to the quality and innovation of Human Resources Management HRM.
This would be a sort of consolidation of the founding principles of the European Union, as stated in the Schuman Declaration and the preamble of the Treaty of Rome, where the two aspects(internal andexternal) of the European project were intrinsically linked and fed into one another.
Human rights, justice andthe rule of law are intrinsically linked and constitute core values on which the EU is founded.
In its recent judgment on the Leipzig-Halle airport case, the General Court confirmed that airport infrastructure construction is subject to State aid scrutiny,because it is intrinsically linked to the operation of an airport as an economic activity74.
For example, trade unions' andemployers' organisations work are intrinsically linked to independent social dialogue, including with national authorities on policies affecting the labour market.
From the innocence of childhood, to the flush of youthful overconfidence, through the trials and tribulations of middle age, to the hero's triumphant salvation,The Voyage of Life seems intrinsically linked to the Christian doctrine of death and resurrection.