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Kouroshh Posted 10 years ago
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Many of my friends are being unfairly affected by a new law being passed at the polish parliament soon. This new law precludes extension of residence permit for many highly skilled international experts in Poland.
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Hi I think the first part needs to be future tense (because the law hasn't yet been passed) and 'Polish' should have an initial capital: - Many of my friends will be unfairly affected by a new law being passed at the Polish parliament soon. This new law precludes extension of residence permit for many highly skilled international experts in Poland. Dave
- Hi I think the first part needs to be future tense (because the law hasn't yet been passed) and 'Polish' should have an initial capital: - Many of my friends will be unfairly affected by a new law being passed at the Polish parliament soon.
- This new law precludes extension of residence permit for many highly skilled international experts in Poland.
- Dave
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Hi
I think the first part needs to be future tense (because the law hasn't yet been passed) and 'Polish' should have an initial capital:
- Many of my friends will be unfairly affected by a new law being passed at the Polish parliament soon. This new law precludes extension of residence permit for many highly skilled international experts in Poland.
Dave
I think the first part needs to be future tense (because the law hasn't yet been passed) and 'Polish' should have an initial capital:
- Many of my friends will be unfairly affected by a new law being passed at the Polish parliament soon. This new law precludes extension of residence permit for many highly skilled international experts in Poland.
Dave
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