Examples of using Considerable value in English and their translations into Slovak
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Some of them have considerable value.
There is also considerable value in coordinating environmental statistics at European level.
It is an asset of considerable value.
Publishers add considerable value to the research process by guaranteeing the quality of journal articles in the most efficient way possible.
The disadvantage is again considerable value.
They can still have considerable value for your business- in a private or corporate area.
For the third time this month, he steals goods of considerable value undetected.
This important social measure which can be of considerable value to the beneficiaries should be maintained and incorporated into the framework of this Regulation.
But it makes changes- seems almost weekly- and still offers considerable value.
Therefore, a large-aperture lens narrow f-stop has considerable value, should make good use of any photographer shot this feature.
But it does make changes- almost every week it seems- and still offers considerable value.
Therefore, a large-aperture lens narrow f-stop has considerable value, should make good use of any photographer shot this feature.
Unfortunately, for today professional services of designers on a landscapeand hydrology stand expensive enough, construction materials are also of considerable value.
Since this transaction is onerous, and its subject, as a rule, is real estate,which has considerable value, it is important for the parties to secure their property and financial interests as much as possible.
I still believe that a provision guaranteeing that all persons living with us in Europe who commit trafficking offences in other countries could beprosecuted in the EU would have added considerable value.
In addition to that, his real estate investments in India lost considerable value after the 2009 recession.
I do not wish to underestimate the role of the European institutions,as they can add considerable value, such as in the area of liberalising gas and electricity, but renewable energy production should remain a national issue, since it is in the Member States that the majority of these issues have for a long time now been understood.
But though her methods were harsh,I have come to believe there was considerable value in what she taught us.
It has been argued that notification imposes a burden, but it has considerable value as a transparency measure for data subjects, an awareness-raising exercise for data controllers and a monitoring tool for authorities.
Voluntary work in sport, carried out mainly in local sports clubs,is of considerable value to society as a whole.
The possible renationalisation of policies as a result of the crisis and possible conflicts between Member States, together with governments intervening in economies with protectionist measures, are scenarios that would seriously affect the internal market and competition policies- which have, at least internally,proved their considerable value.
Such prepaid cards are easily transferrable andcan be used to transfer considerable value across the external borders.
If the order has been completed, the pallet, the work-piece specific collets and the gripper are placed on a rack and go into the tool storage area- which by the way comprises conventional rack storage,even though items of considerable value are stored there.
(1) In case of divorce each spouse is entitled to a part of the value of profession or craft-related chattels from the receivables of theother spouse acquired during their marriage if they are at a considerable value and the spouse has contributed to their acquisition with labour, funds, care for the children or housekeeping.
By divorce each one of the spouses is entitled to receive a portion of the value of the property necessary for the professional needs of the other spouse and his or her takings,acquired during the marriage if they are of a considerable value and he or she has contributed to their acquisition with his or her labour, means or work at the household.