Examples of using Even in the context in English and their translations into Slovak
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Accurately assess it only when implemented, but even in the context of regions this is not generalized.
Even in the context of social communications,the Church is required to bring warmth, to warm hearts.
Accurately assess it only when implemented, but even in the context of regions this is not generalized.
Even in the context of a residual debt insurance is a hedge against unemployment, incapacity for work and death possible.
This illustrates the high prioritygiven by Member States to timely transposition even in the context of the current economic crisis.
Even in the context of Rome, with all its powerful architecture, the atmosphere of this place that forever changes with daylight is special.
Google has thus committed itself to ensure the European data protection principles andlevel of data protection even in the context of data processing performed in the USA.
Even in the context of seventh century Arabia, however, Muhammad had to resort to divine revelations as a means of suppressing the prevalent moral code of his own milieu.
Secondly, the question of differences of treatment on grounds of religion, even in the context of the obligation of loyalty, is covered by Article 9(1) of the AGG, not by Article 9(2) of that text.
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Even in the context of the economic crisis, I appeal again to the EU Member States to stick to their commitments to increase development aid up to€ 69 billion by 2010 to meet the mid term target of the Millennium Development Goals".
Nowadays, this already successful performance is addressed to a wide audience by its versatility. And, although, it has been based on European culture,it is able to resonate even in the context of other traditions and cultures.
Firstly, there is the political aspect of the regulation:reasserting once again, even in the context of a statistical tool like this,the concept of free movement for European citizens and unconditional, unlimited and unhindered access to employment.
Even in the context of ordinary supernatural life,the baptized is already under the influence of the gifts of the Holy Ghost, which is characteristic of supernatural activity in general, and not the formal element that would distinguish it from heroic action.
It requires the crime to have been established in court,after which res judicata would presumably have to apply, even in the context of an individual claim, so that judgments relating to a single case cannot be revisited.
Was remarkable even in the context of the ongoing El Niño,” said Gavin Schmidt, Goddard Institute director“Last year's temperatures had an assist from El Niño, but it is the cumulative effect of the long-term trend that has resulted in the record warming that we are seeing.”.
This aid, totally or partially free of charge, depending on the situation, makes it possible to obtain the appointment of a lawyer to assist you in judicial or administrative proceedings,to give you more detailed advice, or even in the context of mediation.
Lastly, I wish to emphasise what I considered to be the qualifying points of the criteria for access by public authorities to finance, in particular, the commitment to work on multiannual strategies through a system of multi-level governance from territories to local authorities up to regional institutions andthe institutions of the European Union, even in the context of rationalising the available financial instruments.
Enriching a portfolio through particular goodis preferred until we perceive the satisfaction of a perceived(even in the context of a counter-factually perceived) combination of needs, respectively on the contrary the portfolio is deprived of particular good until the satisfaction of the factually perceived(even in the context of a counter-perceived) combination of needs is jeopardized. Implications.
And in the end, even in this context- the intergovernmental one- it was the Commission that came to the forefront when strong implementation had to be guaranteed.