Examples of using Is in practice in English and their translations into Slovenian
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There is in practice.
The freedom to reverse the scheme in its entirety is in practice confined.
The EMCDDA is, in practice, open to the participation of any third country that shares the interests of the EU.
The problem is in practice.
Magic square is in practice a Feng Shui map and timetable which helps to delineate energy motion for each year, month, day and hour.
Charter holidays are relatively straightforward while bitcoin is, in practice, much more complex.
The summary of the prospectus is in practice a key source of information for retail investors in their investment decisions.
Reflecting on my experience, I can't help but think about the old travel advice about learning about a place- get off the beaten path, experience local life, do as the locals do-and how unrealistic and difficult that advice is in practice.
However, it is in practice impossible to inform him of every change, as in certain cases the rate can change slightly every day.
DGs are headed by directors-general24.The Commission's power to authorise EU spending is in practice delegated to directors-general(in this capacity referred to as Authorising Officers by Delegation).
It is in practice often not easy to modernize an old staircase In addition to technical challenges are also legal hurdles to take. 1.
While this is a small step forward, the implementation and enforcement provisions are weak and open to a wide range of interpretations,there is no independent certification or auditing stipulated and beaching is, in practice, still allowed.
Overview by the Audit Progress Committee is in practice limited to the work of the Internal Audit Service 30 Table 2 shows that the APC is focused on internal audit reports.
Finally, it is important to note that even where a particular material satisfies the tests set out by the ECJ(and described in sections 3.3)in order to be considered as a non-waste, if it is in practice discarded, it must clearly be considered and treated as a waste.
Full achievement of civil, economic,social and political rights for women is in practice often threatened by macroeconomic policies and trade agreements based on neoliberalist principles that do not take any account of gender issues.
The result indicator‘area under successful land management' is in practice identical to the output indicator‘area under agri-environment support'. This is because Member States consider all areas supported to be‘success-ful' without any assessment of whether an improvement of biodiversity, water quality, etc. was achieved.
The Commission stresses that the legislativeframework consisting of the eight EEC metrology directives is in practice outdated as, over time, national legislation in the sector has evolved to keep pace with technological advances and standards laid down by international rules1.
Theory, must be, in practice, a bad government.
The opening of accounts for the minors was in practice for many years.
Powder is suitable for the beginning masters as budgetary options are in practice necessary.
For example the German and Austrian markets are in practice largely integrated.
Nootropics are, in practice, mostly substances improving a brain physiology parameter, for example, blood circulation in the brain or the availability of neurotransmitters.
However, such reports are in practice no longer submitted to those institutions for the purpose of fixing prices of agricultural produce.
The Imperial German Army was, in practice, an enlarged Prussian army, although the other kingdoms(Bavaria, Saxony and Württemberg) retained their own armies.
Our cities are, in practice, multicultural, and that fact brings with it religious traditions and values that must be respected and afforded freedom of expression.
The different kinds of share trading which are in practice are intraday trading, swing trading, commodity trading etc.
Acupuncture is a form of Chinese medication that has actually been in practice for several thousands of years.
The people who live on the islands in this part of the Indian Ocean are very poor, face the problem of unemployment and,as the rapporteur himself writes, are, in practice, dependent on financial help from abroad.
It includes, in particular,cases where a full collection of evidence was in practice not feasible for OLAF because of the limitations of its investigative powers as well as situations where Member States' authorities questioned the evidentiary value of OLAF's final report due to the uncertainty of the applicable legislation.
Some criminal offences against the Union's financial interests are in practice often closely related to the criminal offences covered by Article 83(1) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union(TFEU) and Union legislative acts that are based on that provision.