Examples of using Time to adapt in English and their translations into Croatian
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the bulbs have time to adapt and prepare for winter.
Operators and Member States should have time to adapt their procedures to the electronic certificate of inspection provided by TRACES.
Today's rhythm of life can sometimes be called so active that the body of some people just do not have time to adapt to changing conditions.
which needs time to adapt to, please understand.
the tomatoes have time to adapt.
the bulbs have time to adapt and prepare for winter.
However, as such undertakings would need time to adapt to the obligations set out in this Regulation,
e.g. where airports lack facilities to perform systematic checks against databases and need more time to adapt. Next steps.
allow sufficient time to adapt the applicable legal bases
acknowledge that some third countries may need more time to adapt and implement a solvency regime that would fully satisfy the criteria for being recognised as equivalent,
acknowledge that some third countries may need more time to adapt and implement solvency and prudential regimes that
Which needs time to adapt to, please understand.
Just gonna take a little bit of time to adapt.
The plant must have time to adapt to the new place.
This way you are giving them enough time to adapt to your presence.
Over the last hundred years, the style has suffered a small"grinding" of time to adapt to modern realities.
Due to the fact that the animal needs time to adapt to the new diet,
Calls on the Commission to ensure that the market will have sufficient and realistic time to adapt to these measures;
The plant must have time to adapt to the new place.
PSPs and PSUs should have sufficient time to adapt to the technical requirements.