Examples of using Single act in English and their translations into Polish
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The play consists of a single act.
Dan White committed a single act of violence… in a fit of rage.
And things have been from this primal substance through a single act.
Heady time ruined by single act of hubris.
Those Regulations should therefore be repealed and replaced by a single act.
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Consecration is not just a single act. We affirm and renew it again and again in our everyday life.
The legal text of 1987 said'in order to make the‘Single Act' a success.
In fact, not a single act of terrorism has been perpetrated in the United States by a refugee.
For reasons of clarity andconsistency of Community legislation those rules should be contained in a single act.
The point is,Mr. Palmer, that a single act can have ramifications beyond one's own comprehension.
The founding father of European integration did not regard this task as a single act, but as continuous work.
The Single Act established the mobility of persons and goods as a fundamental right, a fundamental freedom.
I mean, what a relief if we're no longer dealing with a homicidal maniac who's bent onshooting people at random, but rather a single act of passion.
From the Single Act to Maastricht and beyond: the means to match our ambitions, COM(92) 2000 final, Brussels, 11 February 1992.11.
The Court of First Instance was created through the Council Decision of 1988 in accordance with the Single Act(1986), which provided for its creation.
No single act or series of good deeds a person does means anything to God unless He is satisfied with what He sees in that person's heart first.
Those of Directive 97/5/ EC and the recommendations made in Recommendations 87/598/ EEC, 88/590/ EEC and97/489/ EC should be integrated in a single act with binding force.
The Single Act of 1986 raised hopes that were partly dashed after 20 years of operation of the Single Market so that much still remains to be achieved.
By bringing 279 draft directives into one scheme on the basis of the 1987 Single Act, stagnation was overcome and substantial advances in the Internal Market were achieved.
However, in order to avoid possible procedural delays, Member States should be allowed to issue both a return decision anda removal order within a single act or decision.
Gathering existing legislation in a single act will simplify, clarify and facilitate the application of harmonised law by businesses and professionals dealing with these matters.
However, during the course of further legislative work on the project, a need was identified to consolidate all issues related to exchange of tax information(both new and existing)within a single act.
In the interests of clarity, it is appropriate to recast in a single act the provisions of the specific regulations governing the various aspects of that system, that is the following Commission regulations.
Following the results of the referendum on the ratification of the Single European Act held in Ireland, the Irish constitution is amended in order toallow Ireland to ratify the Single Act and to deposit the instruments of ratification.
Whereas it is appropriate to lay down in a single act common procedures, including documentary, identity and physical checks, for animals at Community border inspection posts;
In this regard, the EESC would like the Ibero-American Social Security Organisation to study the possibility of allowing other EU Member States, in addition to Spain and Portugal, to participate in this agreement so thatsocial security relations can be established with various Ibero-American States through a single act of ratification, thereby avoiding multiple bilateral negotiations and agreements.
The Commission therefore proposes in a single act an ambitious revision of the general financial rules accompanied by corresponding changes to the sectorial financial rules set out in 15 legislative acts concerning multiannual programmes.
Specific observations 3.1 The ECB welcomes the consolidation of the various legal provisions concerning the payment services market in a single act, as it will increase the clarity and consistency of interpretation and application of the entire legal framework for payment services in Poland.
From a substantial point of view, the objective is to insert into this single act new provisions to simplify, clarify and modernise the existing regulatory framework to address weaknesses, ambiguities and gaps identified and thereby to meet the initial objectives of the legislation.
On the other hand, political revolutions are inevitable in the course of the socialist revolution,which should not be regarded as a single act, but as a period of turbulent political and economic upheavals, the most intense class struggle, civil war, revolutions, and counter-revolutions.