Examples of using Were defined in English and their translations into Slovak
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What criteria were defined?
At this meeting were defined the basic principles of the competition.
The project goals were defined as.
Total costs were defined as the sum of the two aforementioned costs.
All Jews of the country were defined as the enemy.
In the transition between haute couture and retail, constants were defined.
General objectives were defined at strategic policy level.
In the first clause, the contracting parties were defined.
The fonts that were defined in the HTML Page Style will be used.
To this end, the specific objectives were defined as follows.
Result targets were defined for the number of people overall at risk of exclusion.
SEA boundaries have remained largely unchanged since they were defined in 1950.
The final borders of Hungary were defined by the Treaty of Trianon signed on 4 June 1920.
In that agenda one of the eight key research areas were defined as;
Ten pan-European transport corridors were defined at a transport conference in 1994.
In the ISCED classification as revised in 1997, 25 broad fields were defined.
Including best effort four QoS classes were defined, two elastic and two inelastic.
The themes were defined in the light of the results of the first cycle, which they will extend and deepen the analysis.
In Spain(Andalusia) several selection criteria were defined for measure 226.
Current policy objectives were defined through agenda 20 Deliverables for 2020, agreed in 2017.
In 2000- 06 expenditures eligible for ERDF contributions were defined Community-wide.
Long hours were defined in the French study as more than 10 hours on at least 50 days per year.
The conditions for obtaining a Master's degree were defined in the decree of 25 April 2002.
In order to ensure harmonisation in the application of these requirements, euro area policy stances and supervisory practices were defined.
The following minimal inhibitory concentrations were defined for sensitive and resistant germs.
These were defined by the European Council in Copenhagen in 1993 and are hence referred to as the'Copenhagen criteria'.
The latest calls for new KICs, for which the thematic areas were defined in the Strategic Innovation Agenda of the EIT for the years 2014 to 2020 showed a limited competition.
As the objectives were defined in such a way as to support socio-economic wellbeing, the most effective and economic achievement of the objectives is considered as the best alternative from a socio-economic perspective.
The identified risks are similar to the risks that were defined in the previous MFF for the existing actions mainly GNSS and Copernicus and to a lesser extent SST.
These main criteria were defined at the European Council in Copenhagen in 1993, and are hence referred to as‘Copenhagen criteria'.