Examples of using Reasonably be expected in English and their translations into Polish
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Of Spiritual Israel, however, much may reasonably be expected.
H whether the applicant could reasonably be expected to avail himself or herself of the protection of another country where he or she could assert citizenship.
Future events shall be taken into account where they can reasonably be expected to occur;
Under normal conditions, therefore, all mankind might reasonably be expected to have their chief pleasure in spiritual things, in harmony with
All serious undesirable effects which are known to him or which should reasonably be expected to be known to him.
It can reasonably be expected that the Community industry will benefit from the measures imposed by Regulation(EC)
The care received fell below the standard that could"reasonably be expected" from a  specialist in that area of medicine.
Additionally, the sector locates investments where potential growth and a business-friendly manufacturing environment can reasonably be expected.
The care received fell below the standard that could"reasonably be expected" from an equally qualified specialist in the field.
last for 30 days, lasts only as long as such perishable goods would reasonably be expected to last.
This may involve pruning certain lines where no demand can reasonably be expected, or enhancing capacity to cope with growing demand3.
measures that they are either currently considering or might reasonably be expected to implement over the projection period.
its partners could not reasonably be expected to prevent or avert the consequences of at the date of the contract signing.
Unfortunately, Member States cannot reasonably be expected to report on the outputs of the 2010 annual programme by 30 June 2012,
would be excluded because users of those properties might not reasonably be expected to"benefit" from the parking structure.
care which a trader may reasonably be expected to exercise, commensurate with honest market practices and/or general principle of good faith in the trader's field of activity.
measures that they are currently considering or might reasonably be expected to implement over the projection period.
Member States may postpone concluding the procedure where the determining authority cannot reasonably be expected to decide within the time limits laid down in this paragraph due to an uncertain situation in the country of origin which is expected to be temporary.
the period of the reasoned opinion, could not reasonably be expected to consider that the Directive should be transposed for notaries.
care which a trader may reasonably be expected to exercise towards consumers,
group as us appoint, or any other person with whom we have a relationship that might reasonably be expected to give rise to a community of interest between us and them.
Member States shall ensure that any land user whose actions affect the soil in a way that can reasonably be expected to hamper significantly the soil functions referred to in Article 1(1)
the guarantor can reasonably be expected to discharge their obligations under the agreement.
nature that can reasonably be expected and prepared for.
to apply duties of care, which can reasonably be expected from them and which are specified by national law, in order to detect and prevent certain types of illegal activities.
mixture may reasonably be expected to have become aware of new scientific
had or could reasonably be expected to have access to the recommendation prior to its dissemination to customers
The determining authority may postpone concluding the examination procedure where it cannot reasonably be expected to decide within the time-limits laid down in paragraph 2 and in Article 40(4) as regards the accelerated examination
particularly economic- impact of the Directive may only reasonably be expected in the longer term i.e. not before ten years after its entry into force.
