Examples of using Particularly in the form in English and their translations into Slovak
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She's traditionally worn pelts throughout the winter, particularly in the form of shawls and scarves paired with formal gowns, to keep her shoulders warm.
Given that fines levied because of non-compliance will be unusually high,farmers fear that they will not get support, particularly in the form of appropriate information.
Whereas corruption affects all Member States, particularly in the form of organised crime and not only burdens the EU economy, but undermines democracy and the rule of law all across Europe;
Here I would mention that the great monastic tradition has always considered meditation on sacred Scripture tobe an essential part of its specific spirituality, particularly in the form of lectio divina.
Whereas scrutiny, particularly in the form of the yearly discharge procedure is essential to ensure that Parliament's political leadership and administration are held accountable to citizens in the Union;
Any partial or complete use, particularly in the form of reproduction, modification, rental, transmission, distribution or loan not previously authorised by PANZANI is prohibited and could constitute an act of counterfeiting.
Evidence based social innovation particularly in the form of"social experimentation” can be a powerful tool to guide the structural reforms that will be needed to implement the Europe 2020 vision for a smart, sustainable and inclusive growth.
This creates personalised user profiles assigned to your person and/or email address,to better align any potential advertising campaigns, particularly in the form of newsletters and on-site advertisements, with your personal interests, and to improve the web content.
Compared with the situation described in the two Convergence Reports published in 2006, some of the countries that were under review in both 2006 and this year have made progress with economic convergence, butin many countries important challenges have come to the fore, particularly in the form of rising inflation.
Were the approach taken by the Court of First Instance to be confirmed, this would, according to the Commission, have considerablesystemic implications in so far as Commission decisions regarding alleged aid measures of general application, particularly in the form of tax measures, would then become challengeable by potentially unlimited numbers of individuals, to the point of depriving the concept of‘individual concern' in the fourth paragraph of Article 230 EC of its useful meaning.
Encouraging the development of complementary retirement savings shouldbe achieved with the involvement of the social partners, particularly in the form of occupational pension schemes, as during the financial crisis they proved to be more secure than other types of funded schemes, as well as in the form of private savings with targeted tax incentives, especially for those who cannot afford such services.