Examples of using To exceptions in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Afterwards, data must be erased subject to exceptions.
With regard to exceptions, the definition of unfounded and inadmissible claims must be clarified.
Please note, however,that your rights are subject to exceptions or derogations.
Subject to exceptions set out in Articles 13(2) and 14(1), which are not relevant to the present case.
Product placement should thus be allowed inall audiovisual media services, subject to exceptions.
This assistance shall be free of charge, subject to exceptions to be agreed upon in an administrative arrangement.
Subject to exceptions made pursuant to paragraph 3, this subsidy shall be equal to the difference between these prices.
A measure may apply in circumstances or be subject to exceptions specified by the relevant competent authority.
Subject to exceptions decided on under paragraph 3 and without prejudice to Article 27a, the aid shall be the difference between these prices.
Fixed offset bugs in a number of CharFilters, Tokenizers andTokenFilters that could lead to exceptions during highlighting.
Many take the view that they refer not to exceptions to the indissolubility of marriage, but to invalid marital unions.
A prohibition or restriction may apply in circumstances, or be subject to exceptions, specified by ESMA.
Significant differences exist with regard to exceptions and limitations, which create legal uncertainty for both consumers and creators.
No support under this Regulation shall be granted to schemes eligible for support under common market organisations, subject to exceptions yet to be defined, if appropriate, under Article 952.
Further harmonisation is needed in relation to exceptions to the rules and instances of non-compliance leading to removal of the organic status of a product.
A prohibition or restriction may apply in circumstances, or be subject to exceptions, specified by the competent authority.
In relation to exceptions, the legislative options are designed in a way to complement the existing exceptions(in the case of preservation and teaching) or introduce a new exception for specific uses e.g. text and data mining.
Include the null and void principle for any agreements that are contrary to exceptions and limitations of copyright1, doing away with the fourth paragraph of Article 6(4) of the InfoSoc Directive;
Under which any declaration of will may be made through any behaviour that adequately expresses such intent,including by conveying such intent in electronic form subject to exceptions provided by statute.
Some Greek quality wines psr have a total alcoholic strength by volume of at least 13% vol.,entitling them to exceptions regarding the volatile acid content laid down in point 1 of Part B of Annex V to Regulation(EC) No 1493/1999.
It is however necessary to clarify that despite the temporary exclusion of these financial undertakings,the intention is to ultimately conclude an interest limitation rule of broad scope which is not subject to exceptions.
Studies of the dynamics of plant populations are based most often on short-time observations, and long-term studies belong to exceptions. But only long-standing data gathering allows to determine the long-time dynamics.
Subject to exceptions and conditions specified in the implementing rules, the contracting authority shall not, in the case of contracts covered by Directive 2004/18/EC, sign the contract or framework contract with the successful tenderer until a period of standstill has elapsed.”.
The proposal retains the link between responsibility in the field of asylum and the respect by MemberStates of their obligations in terms of protection of the external border, subject to exceptions designed to protect family unity and the best interests of the child.
Drawing conclusions from the analysis of national practice with regard to exceptions contained in Directive 2001/29/EC3 and extending the search for solutions to fill legal loopholes orphan works, out-of-print works, documents of digital origin, etc.
Putting the items on this list into practice, and modifying them, should be discussed using the procedures of participatory democracy so as to make individual and collective opinion more receptive and to reach a consistent andunified European law relating to exceptions.
In accordance with the principle of subsidiarity and subject to exceptions foreseen in the Regulations(EC) No on the European Regional Development Fund, No on the European Social Fund and No on the Cohesion Fund, there should be national rules on the eligibility of expenditure.
In any case, initiating the procedure brings into play the principle that the applicant is entitled to remain in the country, and be treated in a way that respects his or her human dignity, for as long as is necessaryto consider the request, subject to exceptions European arrest warrant, etc.
The EESC feels that a unitary system(single law of succession and single set of rules governing inheritances) is preferable to having various scattered rules for settling a succession; however, for practical reasons,this principle should be subject to exceptions in certain cases, particularly for buildings or certain types of property(ships, aircraft, goodwill, etc.) located abroad.
The proposal retains the same underlying principles as the existing Dublin Regulation, namely that responsibility for examining an application for international protection lies primarily with the Member State that played the greatest part in the applicant's entry into or residence in the territories of the Member States,subject to exceptions designed to protect family unity.