Eksempler på brug af Necessary to keep på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This additional measure is necessary to keep the owner's money intact due to the increased incidence of financial theft during banking operations.
According to Professor Rahbek, dead trees are necessary to keep the forests healthy
It makes any course changes necessary to keep your vessel on course,
 The trails  are prepared as often as  necessary to keep  them in  top condition  and always after  snowfall.
Proponents believe that this is necessary to keep standards high at all schools funded by the government.
This would be necessary to keep safety standards at the level they were in northern regions previously.
Whereas it is considered necessary to keep the restriction at the import of live ovine
Understand that a certain result was necessary to keep this magnificent energy solidified,
The trails are prepared as often as necessary to keep them in top condition and always after snowfall.
I am not going to give my opinion in this House on whether or not it is necessary to keep the US embargo.
it is necessary to keep clean.
Lincoln must take whatever measures necessary to keep the Union intact.
is necessary to keep the carbides in solution
it's not necessary to keep your data for long.
gives a pulse when necessary to keep the battery fully charged.
selling currencies when necessary to keep exchange rates in balance.
The Illuminati have been severely weakened by losing vast amounts of wealth that are necessary to keep their plans afloat.
The same goes for the Russian Government's warning that it may be necessary to keep on printing money so that people have the financial resources they need.
We should therefore support the compromise on Article 6 which requires that after a five year period the Council of Ministers should consider whether it is still necessary to keep data on people who are granted refugee status.
We should therefore support the compromise on Article 6 which re quires that after a five year period the Council of Ministers should consider whether it is still necessary to keep data on people who are granted refugee status.