Examples of using To a shift in English and their translations into Polish
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Fantastic. Nooooo: Said yes to a shift.
Exclusively internal insulation leads to a shift of the dew point
These measures- and here I am speaking as someone who lives in a country of transit- may also lead to a shift towards the railways.
Nooooo: Said yes to a shift. Fantastic.
It also leads to a shift in production sites,
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The EU is already experiencing some tendencies that lead to a shift towards sustainability.
Mercuri Urval's input has contributed to a shift in the standing of BT Wholesale,
The 50 N load shall be applied only during the time corresponding to a shift of 100±20 mm for each half period.
The Commission rightly points to a shift"in the world's balance of power as new centres of gravity are emerging
tasks are linked to a shift morning, afternoon or evening.
The Commission rightly points to a shift"in the world's balance of power as new centres of gravity are emerging
linked to a shift to geo-thermal heat pumps.
Together these two factors are leading to a shift in spending and to an overall increase in volume.
increases in oil prices will lead to a shift to the left in aggregate supply.
Creating a special mechanism will however lead to a shift in the way budget for the management of contaminated sites is put together.
after the termination of a fixed-term contract, it is possible to switch to a shift method 2/1 month.
If we extend anti-discrimination to access to goods and services and to a shifting of the burden of proof, we will create
it is likely that in some individual cases the maximum ratio has led to a shift from variable to fixed remuneration.
Our slogan"The Culture of Reliability" refers to a shift in the context of reliability as a way of being
does have a solution, it's essentially equal to a shifted version of the null set, or the null space.
not least due to a shift in the importance of direct taxation relative to indirect taxation;
increase its share in the transport market and contribute to a shift to means of transport more respectful of the environment.
The effort exerted on Norway lobster stocks has been partially reduced due to a shift of effort to the shrimps' fishery rather than as a result of effort reductions imposed by the plan itself.
at promoting policies that lead to a shift from the informal sector to registered activities.
without making any detours mainly amount to a shifting of consumption(and thus air pollutant emissions)
Constipation arise from the fact that the constantly increasing in the size of the uterus presses on the intestines and leads to a shift it up and to the sides, which greatly impedes normal functioning.
without making any detours mainly amount to a shifting of consumption that would in any event have taken place in one Member State
Invites the Commission to examine if the decrease of biodegradable waste being landfilled has led to a shift towards measures which are more effective in reducing environmental impacts;
The catalyst action is expected to lead to a reduction of congestion in road transport and not to a shift between short sea shipping,