Examples of using To apply in practice in English and their translations into Slovak
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How to apply in practice.
Needs further research to apply in practice.
How to apply in practice.
It would also be very difficult to apply in practice.
Techniques are easy to apply in practice, yet effective and very time saving.
It can be a bit more complicated to apply in practice.
Students are able to apply in practice their theoretical and methodological knowledge obtained during university studies.
The interpretation would be difficult to apply in practice.
Learning outcomes of the course unit: Students are able to apply in practice their theoretical and methodological knowledge obtained during university studies.
The model is, therefore, too complicated to apply in practice.
I think that would be difficult to apply in practice and might even be counter-productive.
The Commission will also be looking at how easy the Directive is to apply in practice.
The Guidelines' objective is to make it easier to apply in practice the new rules provided for in the CMO Regulation.
The audit found that the surplus concept is extremely difficult to apply in practice.
The objective is to showthis system change to students not only in theoretical form, but to apply in practice and everyday life of school, students and teachers as many principles of circular economy as possible.
The existing rules, as interpreted by the CJEU,are cumbersome and difficult to apply in practice.
The rule that a product should not begiven undue prominence has proved difficult to apply in practice.
Moreover, the rather vague qualitative criteria for suchexceptional mobilisations of the EUSF are difficult to apply in practice and budgetary resources under this heading are limitedto EUR 75 million per year only.
Amendment 14: The amendment would be difficult or impossible to apply in practice due to the general wording.
However, the Commission cannot support the amendment to Article 18(2) as this would make the partial decommissioning measure virtually impossible to apply in practice.
With regard to the governance rules set out in the directive,the EESC considers that too many measures that are difficult to apply in practice are envisaged, which could render the evident good intentions ineffective.
In January 2000 this led to an ill-defined'diplomatic isolation' of Austria, which, due to there not being a proper legal basis in the EU treaty,was hard to apply in practice.
The awareness of the worker masses cannot be a genuine class awareness if the workers do not learn… to observe each of the other social classes in all the manifestations of their intellectual, moral and political life-if they do not learn to apply in practice a materialist analysis and a materialist evaluation of all sides of the activity and life of all classes, strata and groups of the population.
Carrying in himself whatever he has found in study and meditation and prayer,he returns to the world to gain experience of life and to apply in practice what he has learned.
QUESTION 10a: If you publish these questions only partially,is there a clear decision process in your NCA which of the Q& As to apply in practice and which are not applied, if any?
Besides, all the provisions in question were newly introduced by Directive 2002/73 which only enters into applicationin October 2005 and should be given an opportunity to apply in practice before the regime is changed.
The consciousness of the working class cannot be genuine class consciousness unless the workers learn, from concrete, and above all from topical political facts and events to observe every other social class in all the manifestations of its intellectual, ethical and political life;unless they learn to apply in practice the materialist estimate of all aspects of the life and activity of all classes, strata, and groups of the population.