Примеры использования Allowed to use на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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According to law, during 1992, it was allowed to use the old name of the RSFSR for official business forms,
jobs not allowed to use female labour.
Governments are allowed to use either the OSCE
Among the options you will be allowed to use there are many that should be accessible in most countries.
Application of automatic weighers allowed to use the storages as the dosage separations to make coal charge.
Even if you are allowed to use your friend's changing table;
If they were allowed to use the transportation means available to the Israeli farmers,
This connection method allowed to use a single implementation of the imitator with a complete series of microprocessors compatible with respect to the I/O link interface.
More than 100 respondents said that they were not given any food or water, nor allowed to use toilets during the first 10 hours of their arrest;
the operators of the respective installations may be allowed to use a reduction scheme see appendix II to the present annex.
no slop bucket, and he was only allowed to use the toilet once a day.
was allowed to use the air base Incirlik against the IS.
interrogators would never be allowed to use illegal methods to extract it.
In return Germany is the only NATO member that is allowed to use Russian territory to supply its troops in Afghanistan.
though teachers have been allowed to use Tetum to explain lessons to children.
the producers were allowed to use the abandoned hotels as locations.
Competent calculation of the heat loss allowed to use waterbon underfloor heating as the main heating system.
the city authorities allowed to use until October.
In the Australian state New South Wales, people under 30 years will not be allowed to use the solarium at risk of cancer.
A significant difference between respirator performance in the laboratories compared to the efficiency at the workplaces not allowed to use the laboratory results to predict the degree of protection offered in practice.