Examples of using New factor in English and their translations into Polish
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Simply a new factor has been added.
In addition to this traditional propensity for innovation, three new factors have now come into play.
GP: From 1969/1970 onwards a new factor appeared: the option of legal emigration to the West.
I shall endeavour to take that new factor into account in the regulations.
The internet is a new factor, and I suspect he will surprise a lot of us.
make this very integration a new factor of development!
These are some of the new factors we have to face.
But new factors have emerged that may play a central role in the medium and long term.
Globalization is a relatively new factor in world affairs.
But new factors have emerged that may play a central role in the medium and long term. For example.
Climate change equals uncertainty, new factors- and that is always a risk,' says Dr. Kuschnig.
As a new factor or agent contributing to creation of our reality, algorithms may become a kind of entity vested with rights and obligations.
The Council should produce an innovative response to all the above mentioned new factors which is both consistent
A new factor that was not present when the Single Market was created is"Globalisation" which is both a challenge and an opportunity.
Secondly, in the present case, there were no new factors capable of justifying the late submission of evidence,
immediately did the cosmic mind appear as a new factor co-ordinating matter and spirit.
Having said that, I think the new factor of the analysis of macroeconomic imbalances can be useful.
getting us a new factor which is part of the existing network.
It is true that there is a new factor, Madam President,
The possibility of allowing nationals of a Member State to submit visa applications via the internet could be a new factor not hitherto mentioned by the US authorities in their contacts with the Commission.
The European Constitution is a new factor that must be taken into account in any analysis of relations between the Member States themselves
we will combine them together to form a new factor which represents the joint probability of all the variables in that factor. .
This is a new factor which the round table could consider with a view to extending its contacts to a second group of Chinese organisations, in the light of topical issues, for example.
believed that there were new factors that justified continuing with work on the opinion,
make this very integration a new factor of development!
The new function of pleasure lures-this introduces a new factor into racial survival;
exercisable within two working days after the publication of the supplement, to withdraw their acceptances, provided that the new factor, mistake or inaccuracy referred to in paragraph 1 arose before the final closing of the offer to the public
But ghost fear introduced a new factor in civilization, a fear which reaches out and away from the elemental needs of the individual,
the right to withdraw an acceptance should apply only where the prospectus relates to an offer of securities to the public and the new factor, mistake or inaccuracy arose before the final closing of the offer
Hence, the right of withdrawal should be linked to the timing of the new factor, mistake or inaccuracy that gives rise to a supplement, and should assume that such triggering