Examples of using To branch 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
Leaf to branch.
I'm just encouraging you to branch out.
Talk to Branch yet about the knife in your back?
Move up in the ranks. I want to branch out.
I owed it to Branch to keep on digging, but.
The/path is the working copy to branch/tag from.
Rules applicable to branches of third-country undertakings.
Such tied agent shall be subject to the provisions of this Directive relating to branches.
Worked my way up to branch manager.
To branch from falling to the bottom of the pot is necessary to pour stones.
This forces the plant to branch out and grow more shoots.
FELCO 230 Lever-action lopper with straight anvil-Length 80 cm(31.5 in.)- for easy access to branches.
However, you can create and commit to branches in Subversion using git svn.
Players are now able to branch out of their comfort zone
The new tool geometry guarantees easy access to branches that require cutting.
Mumbai is looking to branch out from prescription medications into the herbal supplement market.
Pending subsequent coordination, the Member States need not apply Articles 3 and 9 to branches opened by insurance companies.
There are confusing references to branches and vines all connected to the woman that Cotton Perriwood loved.
provide current business information to branch directors.
Only one-year long branches can be encouraged to branch if they are cut back in a suitable place.
The country is an appealing alternative for people looking to travel south of the border and trying to branch out beyond popular places like Costa Rica, she added.
We guarantee broad access to branches located all over the country we have offices in each and every local district administrative area.
They spread from one human heart to another… till the forest is all aflame with it. the way a fire goes springing from leaf to leaf… branch to branch in a tree.
Articles 30 and 37 shall not apply to branches opened by credit institutions
through site manager to branch director.
If the rider tries to branch out without that solid trunk beneath her,
The scope of Directive 2013/34/EU should therefore be extended accordingly to branches opened in a Member State by an undertaking which is established outside the Union.
In modern animals, binocular vision is found mainly in predators the principal exceptions are primates, which need it for leaping from branch to branch.
of Directive 77/780/EEC shall apply by analogy to branches of credit institutions