Examples of using Explained in chapter in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
These will be explained in Chapter 4.
As explained in chapter 2; the network has various servers.
Management system is explained in Chapter 3.
As explained in chapter 2, this is a faulty distinction, and this episode demonstrates this.
The existing system is explained in chapter 3.
As explained in Chapter 3.1, the ECB has approved a number of modifications in the situation of individual banks.
The difference will be explained in chapter 4.
Like Bhagavan Krishna explained in Chapter 12 of the Gita, when Arjuna asked Him the question,‘Who among the devotees do You prefer?
The Court's classification of errors is explained in chapter 1.
For the reasons explained in Chapter 3, the conflict of laws provision in Regulation 4056/86 should be maintained in the new regulation.
The rules of precedence for these label elements are explained in Chapters 3 to 6 of the Guidance on labelling and packaging.
As explained in chapter 1, goods and services should in general be recorded when the payables are created, that is, when the purchaser incurs a liability to the seller.
The possibilities andlimitations of using Annex VII to CLP are explained in chapter 1.7 of the Guidance on the application of CLP criteria.
The consultation process that followed the Roadmap revealed broad agreement on the need for a common approach on MSP and confirmed an interest to developMSP further at EU level for the reasons explained in chapter 2.
Beyond the synergies between Options A4 and B3 explained in chapter 7 no other interaction effects are expected between the three elements of the preferred option.
The extent to which the Court takes financial corrections into account when estimating themost likely error rate was explained in Chapter 1 of the 2012 Annual Report(11).
The extent to which the Court takes financial corrections into account when estimating themost likely error rate is explained in Chapter 1 of the 2012 Annual Report(15).
Taking into account the fact that the fight against undeclared work in different Member Statesrelies on different types of enforcement bodies(as explained in Chapter 1), it is necessary that this initiative is extended to all national authorities, including those which will not be active in the employment and social fields, but are also responsible for, or have a role in the deterrence or prevention of undeclared work, such as taxation, migration and customs authorities.
Given the short period of time since the transposition of the Directive, including the delays explained in Chapter 2, such experience is limited both at national and EU level.
The link between fiscal and financial sector situation,as well as the major financing challenge for the government was explained in Chapter 1 of the 2015 country report(pages 8-9), where a cross-reference to the IDR section(Chapter 2, paragraphs 2.1 and 2.2) can also be found.
This capability is explained in the chapter Colonisation.
(This important practice is explained further in Chapter 10.).
It is explained in this chapter that the purpose of Vedic study is to understand Krsna.
This is explained in the chapter on the human fall in the Divine Principle, the teaching of Reverend Moon.