Examples of using Which characterises in English and their translations into Polish
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The azure of the Mediterranean,the mellow honey-coloured limestone which characterises the architectur….
The uncertainty which characterises our times has made the task entrusted to us particularly difficult.
The azure of the Mediterranean,the mellow honey-coloured limestone which characterises the architecture, and clear skies.
The situation which characterises the treatment of the Roma in Italy today has to be seen within this perspective.
The iron, liquid core is the generator of the gravitational force of the earth,the force which characterises the dependence and stability of the position of the planet towards the Sun.
The state of vulnerability which characterises the regions with permanent handicaps tends to make it more difficult for them to develop, and in many cases to exacerbate their economic and social difficulties.
The artist adjusted his composition and the colours of the robe to the Gothic version of the Icon of Our Lady from the years 1430-34,stressing the planeness, which characterises the painting itself.
The dark, deep corridors, andthe sense of bygone fascination which characterises the Imperial, provide an atmospheric glimpse into the Prague of old.
The state of vulnerability which characterises the regions with permanent handicaps tends to make it more difficult for them to develop, and in many cases to exacerbate their economic and social difficulties.
The EU must cease to subsidise failed European agriculture,end the hidden protectionism which characterises its trade policy and abandon its immoral fisheries agreements.
I think that we should subscribe to the statement in the Introduction which characterises the Decent Work Agenda as a number of universal strategies which are not tied to a specific developmental model, and as an instrument tailoring development to values and principles of action and governance which combine economic competitiveness with social justice.
The revival of the dialogue between our two great powers, andthe promotion of multilateral negotiations which characterises the policy of the new Obama administration, accentuate the importance of this text.
The Committee subscribes to the statement in the Introduction of the Communication which characterises the Decent Work Agenda as a number of universal strategies which are not tied to a specific developmental model, and as an instrument tailoring development to values and principles of action and governance which combine economic competitiveness with social justice.
In order to sustain the relative position of women in the Balkan societies,the EU must become more involved in the slow democratic process which characterises most countries in the region and encourage the fostering of legally binding instruments with regard to women's rights and liberties.
First and foremost, however, the increasing pressure to perform which characterises the contemporary workplace creates not only physical problems but psychological problems too.
We shall continue to strive precisely against this pressure sothat eventually the inexpressible rhetoric of socially intolerable relationships- which characterises most reports and which also now characterises this report on taxation- is no longer capable of winning a majority in this House either.
Furthermore, as is apparent from paragraph 49 of this judgment, the need for speed which characterises the general scheme of the Regulation requires the Commission to comply with strict timelimits for the adoption of the final decision.
Finally, the Turkish Government appears unable at the moment to safeguard in the country the popular sovereignty which characterises a democracy and is planning a new type of Ottoman commonwealth, as illustrated by the views expressed by Mr Davutoglou and repeated on his recent visit to Lebanon by Mr Erdoğan.
That is the origin of dignity, which characterised the actions following the earthquake.
In an environment of rising interest rates, which characterised most of the year, euro area net issuance of general government debt securities increased in 2007.
The proposed State aid scheme takes account of very diverse factors which characterise the present coal industry and the Community energy market as a whole.
In my opinion, you could not become the most sustainable knowledge-based economy in the world without having respect for the values which characterise European society.
There is a great deal of interest there in overcoming this lack of a voice and the contradictions which characterise many policies at the top.
Therefore, we are minimising risks relating to newly signed contracts andare decreasing exposure to segments which characterise themselves with high changeability of the prices of labour and subcontractors' services.
Generally speaking, this proving method depends on selecting a series of unique attributes, which characterise one of the two objects, the identity ofwhich is to be proven.
Everything that is related to organised contempt and hatred, which characterised Nazi Germany, is today fully symbolised by Auschwitz.
Rather, it is liberated from the bitterness and anguish which characterised the tragic existence of the old Mattia.
It's also stands for the Japanese technology andmodern design, which characterise all the new models.
It entirely lacks the ironic humour andthe tender appreciation of human frailty which characterise his later work.
Her last words reflected that'yes' to God's will which characterised her life and which was modelled on Mary:"Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word Lk 1:38.