Examples of using Applied in practice in English and their translations into Slovenian
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How will this be applied in practice?
The Code is not applied in practice and there have been no new accessions since the early 1990s.
Over 260 ideas have already been applied in practice.
The procedure laid down in Directive 92/3 has been applied in practice only to shipments of spent fuel for which no use is intended, considered thus as“radioactive waste” for the purposes of the Directive.
But it is stillrather unclear how this will be applied in practice.
It is not clearhow the different provisions will be applied in practice and could depend on the circumstances of a particular situation.
Professional skills of Genina Anna Evgenievna are very extensive andsuccessfully applied in practice.
It remains to be seenhow the performance reserve will be applied in practice during the 2014-2020 period(see paragraphs 46 to 52).
The description of targeting elements included in the rdpdoes not always correspond to the targeting applied in practice 38.
There are several different ways, with varying degrees of success applied in practice, which allow to minimize the risks of crop failure when growing cucumbers.
Student will be encouraged to develop their understanding of how evidence is generated, retrieved,appraised and more importantly applied in practice.
Many of the details of how the law will be applied in practice are not yet clear.
An implementation gap: In many areas, a gap can be noted between the EU legal framework andthe way it is implemented and applied in practice;
Moreover, it remains to be seenhow the performance reserve will be applied in practice and what its actual impact will be.
The strategy correctly mentions the need for greater links to regional and local partners, but it is not clearhow the principle of partnership should be applied in practice.
Existing rules which are outdated or are too heavy ortoo complex to be applied in practice will not achieve their objectives.
My advice to the Commission is therefore to make cautious use of these instruments, and the directive will be all themore effective when it is subsequently applied in practice.
The term“competences” refers to a system of values, attitudes and beliefs,and skills and knowledge that can be applied in practice to manage various complex situations and tasks successfully.
S presidentship the General Council passed very important Declarations on Freedom of the Society and Freedom of Thought neverthelesshow they were later actually poorly applied in practice.
During the previous period from 2000 to 2006, this principle was applied in practice using a flat-rate method.
(SK) This 2008 report on equality between women and men summarises a European Parliament report which has already been adopted andwhich created a great stimulus that needs to be applied in practice.
Subject to this remark,which may concern certain specific cases and can be applied in practice without having to amend the current rules, the EESC is able to accept the Commission's proposals.
(6) The procedure laid down in Directive 92/3/Euratom has been applied in practice only to shipments of spent fuel for which no further use is intended, considered thus as‘radioactive waste' for the purposes of that Directive.
That is, we may see more enforcement actions brought against particular industry companies, sending a message to other firms abouthow agency rules will be applied in practice.
The Commission welcomes the opportunity to discuss with Member States how theprinciples set out in this Communication can be applied in practice so that the benefits of an integrated and competitive internal market can be fully realised.
The related concept of"flexicurity" is not new but in the aftermath of the crisis, and in light of a changing world of work,it is time to redefine how it can be best applied in practice.
The newly introduced suspensions and financial corrections for underperformance are a step in the right direction,but are subject to restrictive conditions and therefore unlikely to be applied in practice.