Examples of using Same context in English and their translations into Slovak
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And answered in the same context.
In the same context, the Committee recommends that specific targets for wind and solar generation be abandoned.
Ice cream sales in that same context.
In the same context, a new Article 67a on reporting of financial engineering instruments under Article 44 is introduced.
The answer was given in the same context.
And the context is the Earth-- the same context that we're trying to solve our problems in.
When Jesus was baptized, God, Jesus,and the holy spirit were also mentioned in the same context.
In Eastern traditions, the term nirvana is used in the same context, but it actually means“cessation from suffering.”.
European and Asian urban regenerations,cannot be addressed in the same context.
In the same context, it held an exchange of views on a"European Code of rights of users of electronic communications services".
What if we put Holly into the same context as humans?
In the same context, the Apostle shows that Christian hope has not only a personal, individual scope, but a communitary, ecclesial one.
The terms Covert andClandestine are often used together in the same context and as synonymous.
In the same context, the Apostle shows that Christian hope does not only have personal, individual breadth, but communitarian, ecclesial.
It is notsufficient that an agreement has been entered into in the same context or at the same time as the concentration.
In the same context, it was claimed that Korean exports are a non-issue as Korea has secured enough export quota volume from the US administration.
There are coincidences,and when several artists are cogitating about the same theme in the same context, similar cartoons are more than a coincidence, they simply are a logical consequence.
Within the very same context of mercy, Jesus entered upon his passion and death, conscious of the great mystery of love that he would consummate on the Cross.
Note: have to and need to are often used in the same context, but many times, need to is used to express something that is less urgent, something in which you have a choice.
In the same context, the increasing role of cohesion policy in financing R& D can be clearly noticed, especially in some of the new Member States.
On the other hand,attempts should be made in the same context to find effective ways of preventing all kinds of illegal border crossings(including human trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration).
In the same context, ministers held a first exchange of views on two recent Commission proposals on asylum procedures and on the qualification and status of refugees.
In the same context DKBRY for urban and DRY for rural people aims to save India by manufacturing duplicate articles saving India by foreigners and Englishmen.
In the same context, it is appropriate to mention the various changes which followed the migration from Windows NT technology to Windows 2000 technology and Active Directory(see paragraphs 167 to 171 above).
But, in the same context, over the past years the Commission has also substantially increased the financial contributions for electoral assistance, thus building on the recommendations of the EU EOMs.
In the same context, options for combining public, industry and other private resources within the industrial initiative will be considered to ensure sufficient focus on offshore aspects.
It is in the same context that the Council feels that it is necessary to strengthen the capacities of UNAMA(United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan) in order to extend its presence throughout the territory, notably in the south and west of the country.
In the same context, European and national decision-makers should pay special attention to aspects such as the coherence of EU policies, harmonisation of national legislations within the EU and relative alignment of European and world standards(e.g. WTO).
In the same context, the Commission will consider revising its Notice on the application of the state aid rules to measures relating to direct business taxation published in 1998, in particular to examine whether it should be extended to indirect taxation.
In this same context, the EESC proposes that the groups of experts set up by the Commission to issue opinions on future draft legislation in this field should systematically take account of the intrinsic features of cooperative societies and avail itself of the expertise of representative cooperative organisations13.