Examples of using Possible and appropriate 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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Programming
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Computer
Instead, it is for the ECB to evaluate the extent to which decentralised implementation is possible and appropriate.
exempt them from those measures where possible and appropriate in view of the applicable reduction commitments.
through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
The Commission has also duly taken into account, where possible and appropriate, the lessons that can already be drawn from the recent events in financial markets.
where possible and appropriate, to carry out operations.
Establishment of competitive structures(where possible and appropriate), in order to encourage cost-awareness and development by means of competition;
any pre-existing format or language, through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
The Common European Sales Law should aim at the preservation of a valid contract whenever possible and appropriate in view of the legitimate interests of the parties.
Where possible and appropriate, public sector bodies should take into account the possibilities for the re-use of documents by
suggest instruments for accurate analysis and, where possible and appropriate, present policy options.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and with a view to ensuring operational efficiency,
payment claims, and cover all elements that are possible and appropriate to control by administrative means 27.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and with a view to ensuring operational efficiency,
complementary funding from the Structural Funds will be mobilised wherever possible and appropriate.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banksto carry out operations which form part ofthetasks ofthe ESCB.
through electronic means where possible and appropriate.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article, the ECB shall have recourse to the national central banks to carry out operations which form part of the tasks of the ESCB.
utility and, where possible and appropriate, distribution of funding with regard to sectors
Member States shall where possible and appropriate provide for coordinated
regulatory burdens whenever possible and appropriate.
To the extent deemed possible and appropriate and without prejudice to the provisions of this Article,
recourse to the NCBs, to the extent deemed possible and appropriate, to carry out operations which form part of the tasks of the Eurosystem cf. Article 12.1 of the ESCB Statute.
Directive 2013/37/EU24 provides that, where possible and appropriate, public sector bodies make documents available in open
linguistic minorities- in as much as it is possible and appropriate- members of minority communities will be recruited as census takers, in agreement with organizations representing these minorities.
through electronic means where possible and appropriate, process requests for re-use
of Range States agreeing to take action to this end whenever possible and appropriate, paying special attention to migratory species the conservation status of which is unfavourable,
The Party of origin shall, in accordance with the provisions of this Convention and whenever possible and appropriate, give the public in the areas capable of being affected an opportunity to participate in relevant procedures with the aim of making known its views
public sector bodies should, where possible and appropriate, make documents available through open and machine-readable formats together with their metadata, at the best level of precision
the gaps were filled, as far as possible and appropriate, with data from the study on“Global Trends” published by the Secretariat of the Basel Convention in 2002[3],
together with their metadata where possible and appropriate, in a format that ensures interoperability,