Examples of using Materialised in English and their translations into Slovak
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It is not materialised.
Notes with satisfaction that during 2014 no prominent risks materialised;
Line that is materialised is a construction.
Destiny is an incarnated projection of the future, a materialised dream.
This concept is materialised in our company name: TRAding+ CONsulting.
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Shipment must include an invoice which will be materialised exchange.
The idea materialised at the GAMeC of Bergamo where the archives of Pio Manzù's work are stored.
The Commission could have responded morequickly when risks associated with the support materialised.
This major change was later materialised by the Moscow Treaty of which France was a signatory.
As early as decades ago, the second pillar was conceived as a European VAT,though this never materialised.
These agreements should be materialised in the adoption of a logo which is visible and easily recognisable for consumers.
We also found that the Commission could have responded more quickly when risks associated with the support materialised.
Significant materialised risks are covered in the Annual Activity Reports(AARs) and the Annual Management and Performance Report.
His efforts for the furtherance of an equalposition for Slovakia in the newly-formed republic never materialised.
The Commission could haveresponded more quickly when risks materialised, and programmes were not sufficiently aligned to Moldovan strategies.
This exposed the project to the risk of delays in the implementation of the other projects;this risk subsequently materialised.
Unfortunately, his dream of playing for Blackburn Rovers never materialised and now pretends to be the next Mourinho with his son's youth football team.
Another project, funded to support the Commission inthe development of the mental health strategy, never materialised.
It's as if the people in the 1920s and 1930s literally materialised the escape from their difficult life into an imaginary world of perfect happiness.”.
The auditors criticise the European Commission who, they contend, could have responded more quickly when risks associated with the support materialised.
That concept never materialised into an operational vision of more optimal airspace architecture in terms of number of air traffic control centres.
The programme targeted an improvement in the way liquidations were organised,and how these would be handled when problems materialised.
Expected levels of passenger use never materialised, and the line became a heavy loss maker, and was closed on September 30 1994 and sold to the Pilot Group.
By contrast, under the second approach, triggering the carrier's liability does not require that a hazard typically associated with aviation materialised.
In the improbable setting of a remote farmhouse in Vermont,a spirit medium named William Eddy allegedly materialised a range of ghostly beings, who appeared in period costume.
The annual reports of the same projects show that keyrisks flagged by the EIB in the relevant due diligence reports actually materialised.
This risk materialised, as in one case examined such a substitution was explicitly described in a‘Health Check' RDP submitted to and approved by the Commission(see Box 4). 54.
The central scenario of the Commission's 2008 spring forecast did notanticipate the sharp economic slowdown that eventually materialised in the second half of the year.
The fiveyear limitation period referred to in that provision cannot begin to run until all the requirements governing the obligation to provide compensation for damage are satisfied and, in particular,until the damage to be made good has materialised.
Moreover, in some cases the impact of the projects washampered by the diversity of interest within the Russian society, materialised in diverging interest between the various authorities.