Examples of using It notes in English and their translations into Slovak
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He named it Notes from the Underground, a title lifted from Dostoevsky.
However, the EESC wouldexpect supervisors to be diligent in this respect and it notes that supervisors retain the full range of corrective measures.
It notes that Liberia abolished the death penalty for all crimes in 2005.
The Commission emphasises the external dimension8: it notes that it is becoming increasingly necessary to ensure that equal conditions exist at international level.
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It notes in particular the proposals concerning security, power-sharing and compensation for victims.
Amazon refuted the claim, pointing to a blog post in which it notes that Rekognition should not be used with less than a 99 percent confidence level.
But it notes that the study focused on several specific rivers and water basins.
The action plan presented is a step forward; it notes the similarities and highlights the differences so as to draw attention to the need to reduce those differences.
It notes the potential for closer regional integration through regional trade and transit networks.
It notes that Mr Moreno Osacar always started his working days at Charleroi airport and ended them there.
It notes in that regard that Budějovický Budvar duly proved the validity of that trade mark during the proceedings before OHIM.
It notes however that Parliament did not provide a general exemption and hence wishes to remove any exemption or derogation from these vehicles.
It notes that over the last six years the number of ships covered by the mandatory detailed inspections has risen from 700 to 4 000.
It notes the nine principles and eight new orientations proposed in the White Paper for reinforcing the existence of services of general interest.
It notes the nine principles and eight new orientations proposed in the White Paper for reinforcing the existence of services of general interest.
It notes that there is no evidence that such a punishment is dissuasive, and that its use renders any miscarriages of justice irreversible.
It notes that a sector or sub-sector may be added to the list, on the basis of new information, if it satisfies the relevant criteria.
It notes the conclusions of the Regional Economic Cooperation Conference on Afghanistan(RECCA) Ministerial meeting in Dushanbe on 26-27 March.
It notes that this issue is very sensitive and must not lead to rifts within the European wine sector or even a boycott of the reform proposals.
It notes with real concern the persisting problem of human rights violations by some members of the security forces, including extra-judicial killings.
To the effect, it notes the Commission's intention to submit a communication on best practices on countering violent radicalisation in the course of 2008.
It notes that in some countries the level of tobacco consumption remains stubbornly high, even where strict anti-tobacco laws have been adopted.
It notes that three evaluations of the EFSI, including an external, independent evaluation, concur on its success so far and on the need to reinforce the initiative.
It notes that users will be able to make deposits with both protected and unprotected with addresses, but a withdrawal will be possible only on the unprotected address.
It notes the role already being played by the European Economic and Social Committee and refers to the 7 November 2005 new protocol of cooperation4 between the two institutions.
It notes with satisfaction that the maximum rate of financial aid for cross-border projects has increased to 30% and the minimum funding threshold to EUR 1.5 billion.
Nevertheless, it notes, subject to verification by the national court, that the Italian legislation penalising market manipulation does not appear to respect the principle of proportionality.
In this context, it notes the Commission's proposal to alleviate the most urgent liquidity problems in the sector by releasing EUR 280 million from the 2010 budget.
It notes with grave concern reports of Syrian military activity close to the Turkish border at Khirbet al-Jouz and reiterates previous calls for maximum restraint.