Examples of using Practical terms in English and their translations into Polish
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
What is it, in practical terms?
In practical terms, this voluntary solidarity is empty talk.
What does that mean in practical terms? Settle?
But in practical terms your program.
How could such a fund operate in practical terms?
In practical terms, their education stops at a very early stage.
Dr. Matheson, what does this mean in practical terms?
In practical terms, they would not be afraid of being called a bigot.
The European Union is helping Greece in financial and practical terms.
In practical terms, it means that matter has exclusionary boundaries.
While technically truth is not synonymous with belief, in practical terms it is.
But in practical terms your program doesn't seem very satisfactory.
Housing codes of conduct can explain in practical terms what housing legislation means in practice.
In practical terms this means that the Categories table no longer exists.
We therefore believe that the proposals need to now be improved andthat we need to consider how we can tackle this issue in practical terms.
In practical terms this is usually evident via respective entries in the books.
That was why the Commission tabled alternative proposals for improving the legal protection of employees who use exceptions,thus weakening their use in practical terms.
In practical terms, it provides an overall package of EUR 1.8 billion.
It is this very regulation which makes it possible to assess the scope of what the interference with the fundamental right entails in practical terms and which may, therefore, determine whether or not the interference is constitutionally acceptable.
In practical terms, it is an ambitious attempt of total enslavement of Man.
The increased share and the diversity of forms of EFPshould be analysed and made comprehensible in practical terms in order to facilitate their application, particularly in SMEs.
In practical terms only the simplest cases can be solved exactly in this way.
They judge in purely practical terms, not using freedom as a criterion.
In practical terms, however, it may simplify and shorten the tax inspection.
In practical terms, there is a degree of complementarity between all European Union policies.
In practical terms, Hegelian dialectics represents the philosophy of self-conscious causality.
In practical terms, how can we deal with the problem of nontrivial nonfree JavaScript programs in web sites?
In practical terms, this paves the way for false reporting and, if not false, then at least incomplete.
In practical terms the hardest thing of all in our talks was the issue of offering legal assistance to persons.
In practical terms, the budget remains within the limits set by the Council but, at the same time, it also includes some of the legislative's priorities.