Examples of using Narrowly defined in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Any exceptions must be narrowly defined.
Or narrowly defined effective rate NDER.
The activities of EMIs are too narrowly defined.
Using television in the narrowly defined group of customers is inefficient.
If the processing is restricted, the data may only be processed in narrowly defined cases.
Rhythm, as a narrowly defined musical element, pertains to the timed sequence of beats.
So you came here with a hastily written and narrowly defined search warrant to what?
Moreover, in narrowly defined instances, the Aviation Law provides for the possibility of"administrative seizure" of an airplane.
These verses emphasise that the concept of'family' is not narrowly defined as all those with blood relations.
Answer: Domestic violence is narrowly defined as an act or threatened act of violence upon someone with whom the perpetrator is or has previously been in intimate relationship.
Therefore, Mr. Singh will surrender his computer for a narrowly defined search under the supervision of this court.
Narrowly defined interventions, for example training border guards or transferring technology to them, breaking up smuggler networks or providing incentives to return will have a positive but limited impact.
The conditions of filing an appeal are fairly narrowly defined(they do not apply to every unfavourable ruling, but only to some);
National central banks( NCBs) may require their reporting agents to provide for all or some deposit and loan instruments referring to new business and outstanding amounts the narrowly defined effective rate( NDER), instead of the annualised agreed rate.
Where's the warrant? and narrowly defined search warrant to what? So you came here with a hastily written.
It's about the fact that if I can't act like a man or feel like a man,at least I can look like a man in the narrowly defined and mostly ignorant definition of how a man is supposed to look.
However, it cannot support just a narrowly defined set of eating habits as there are significant differences between individual Member States and between individual regions, as well as differences between, for example, individual Mediterranean countries.
I personally believe that these other activities should be very narrowly defined, and should be limited to scientific work and publications.
Sometimes those already active in the social change movement are themselves the greatest obstacle to the further development of that movement,because they are convinced that ordinary people will only listen to groups that stick to narrowly defined issues and offer simple, modest solutions, often presented as appeals to those in power.
These are the Grand Cru wines of the ring members,the flavor is dry Rieslings from narrowly defined steep slopes, which are distinguished by their exceptional aging potential, selective hand-picking and a reduced yield.
Being Radical Sometimes those already active in the social change movement are themselves the greatest obstacle to the further development of that movement,because they are convinced that ordinary people will only listen to groups that stick to narrowly defined issues and offer simple, modest solutions, often presented as appeals to those in power.
The main differences between this approach andHome State Taxation are that it is limited to a narrowly defined border area and the two Member States have agreed that no further allocation of the tax base between the two countries is needed.
We need to ensure at European level that as little data as possible is forwarded and only for narrowly defined purposes, and that this is not all undermined by bilateral initiatives.
In this context, the use of the ILO understanding of"worker" rather than the more narrowly defined"employee", could be helpful to better understand how fundamental principles and rights at work apply3, the enjoyment of which EU competition rules should not impede.
However, there's a treaty, an old one, and a loophole in that treaty… which prevents the French government from impounding an American citizen's property… under certain narrowly defined conditions which we have recently had broadened… due to the current unstable international terrorist situation.
National central banks( NCBs)may require their reporting agents to provide the narrowly defined effective rate( NDER) for all or some deposit and loan instruments referring to new business and outstanding amounts, instead of the AAR.
The deployment of innovative wireless services andtechnologies is increasingly hampered by the reservation of certain spectrum bands for narrowly defined services coupled with rigid usage conditions that are unduly constraining spectrum use.
It is to be noted in this connection that the power of the Secretary-General to refuse registration of a request for conciliation or arbitration(see paragraph 20 above)is so narrowly defined as not to encroach on the prerogative of Commissions and Tribunals to determine their own competence and, on the other hand, that registration of a request by the Secretary-General does not, of course, preclude a Commission or Tribunal from finding that the dispute is outside the jurisdiction of the Centre.
In strategic planning and decision making, effects-based thinking(EBT) is a vital tactic to assess the effects of specific actions,not in a narrowly defined and time-limited way, but through a perspective that is sensitive to broad-ranging and lasting impacts.
Category 18(street cleaning, waste treatment, etc.):The scope of this category is too narrowly defined with the result that services of a very similar nature are treated differently as regards rates.
