Examples of using Points of reference in English and their translations into Slovak
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These are points of reference.
However scopes are now available with multiple dots andlines that give far more points of reference.
At least two points of reference are needed for distance and space to come into being.
But one cannot even choose a direction without fixed points of reference by which to navigate.
At least two points of reference are needed for distance and space to have any meaning.
The Unesco Convention sets out common rules, principles and points of reference for cultural diversity at global level.
DRVs act as points of reference for professionals, who use DRVs when developing policy and recommendations to consumers.
They have raised awareness of problems,pointed towards solutions and provided common points of reference for the wider market.
Member States' supervisory bodies have no points of reference, in particular for substances detected in foodstuffs from third countries.
DOH s policies define a vision for the future,which in turn helps to establish targets and points of reference for the short and medium term.
(c) Control services of Member States have no points of reference in particular for substances detected in food from third countries.
One may grow up in a family which is nominally Christian but which is focused,in reality, on points of reference that are foreign to the Gospel[5].
(5) Control services of Member States have no points of reference in particular for substances detected in food from third countries.
We hold ourselves and our employees to clearly defined compliance guidelines that are not merely theoretical,but provide clear points of reference for our daily entrepreneurial actions.
They are essential points of reference to live in love, to clearly distinguish good from evil and build a solid and lasting plan of life.
One can grow up in a nominally Christian family, but centered,in reality, on points of reference that are not part of the Gospel.
They are points of reference for all: young who are seeking, couples in crisis, parents in difficulty with their children and vice versa.
So if the Society centres itself in Christ and the church,it has two fundamental points of reference for its balance and for being able to live on the margins.
The Commandments are essential points of reference if we are to live in love, to distinguish clearly between good and evil, and to build a life plan that is solid and enduring.
As a result, it was not only difficult to monitor the allocationof resources but also the points of reference allowing the identification ofthe outcomesto be achieved oftenremained vague.
We know that the Commission has proposed a reform of our rules and we will deal with this in the Cashman report,but this resolution is our first opportunity to lay down some points of reference for this Parliament.
Europe requires common points of reference to ensure transparency, consistency and portability of qualifications between the many streams of development across Europe, thereby facilitating mutual trust and mobility in a borderless lifelong learning perspective.
This invitation of Jesus reaches to our day, and extends to the many brothers and sisters oppressed by life's precarious conditions,by existential and difficult situations and at times lacking valid points of reference.
The secondary principal point isone of six“cardinal points” that are used as points of reference in an optical lens(front and rear focal points, primary and secondary nodal points, and primary and secondary principal points). .
Canada constitutes a reliable and important partner for the European Union for historical and cultural reasons, because of ethnic and political affinities,and because our civilisations share values and points of reference.
This lack of coordination and, therefore, consistency with the political or institutional points of reference took away some of the purpose of the multiannual planning and curtailed its potential benefits, in particular as regards dialogue with the discharge authority.
If we now examine the necessary exchanges on the basis of simple reproduction, in which the entire surplus value is consumed unproductively, and leave out of account for the time being the circulation of money through which these exchanges are accomplished,then we obtain at once three main points of reference.
(6) Since sustainability benchmarks serve as standard points of reference against which sustainable investments are measured, end-investors should be informed by means of pre-contractual disclosures about the appropriateness of the designated index, namely the alignment of that index with the sustainable investment target.
(6) Maximum residue limits are the points of reference for the establishment, in accordance with Directive 2001/82/EC,of withdrawal periods in marketing authorisations for veterinary medicinal products to be used in food-producing animals as well as for the control of residues in food of animal origin in the Member States and at border inspection posts.
The standards and criteria used to assess oraccredit European establishments must serve as points of reference to boost transparency and make it easier to draw comparisons across Europe and, at the same time, do more to promote diversity between institutions and help ensure that they are geared to the needs of society today, rather than contribute to the harmonization of Member States' regulations and laws, expressly left out of the Union's Treaty.