Examples of using To avoid unnecessary in English and their translations into Croatian
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It's in the best interest of the company to avoid unnecessary panic.
It is necessary to avoid unnecessary strain on the muscles of the press,
Use thermostats can significantly save on your calculations for heating, to avoid unnecessary costs, including the system only when you need it.
It is only important not to expose them to water in the first day and to avoid unnecessary touching.
it is better to avoid unnecessary conflicts.
revision of legislation to avoid unnecessary complexity or burdens.
The purpose is to make the legal situation clear across Member States and to avoid unnecessary administrative burden.
To avoid unnecessary expenditure on professional challenge,
Please check your data usage on your mobile package is always(Data Usage) to avoid unnecessary costs.
Future steps Better usage of working hours- in way to avoid unnecessary waiting in production process, more quality preparation
it is necessary to accurately calculate the necessary amount for its repair, to avoid unnecessary expenses.
To avoid unnecessary duplication, this system should be used
To avoid unnecessary duplication, this system should be used for all alert notifications required by this Regulation relating to products presenting a risk.
(7) It is essential to avoid unnecessary disruption of payments resulting from the fact that SEPA migration is not fully completed by 1 February 2014.
Lastly, to avoid unnecessary panic, we have been informed not to reveal anything about the gas to the public.
That way you will be able to avoid unnecessary software that you had no intention of installing in the first place.
Some proposals are designed to avoid unnecessary costs and exploit synergies in measures to improve security of supply.
You don't need fear to avoid unnecessary danger just a minimum of intelligence
Measures to avoid unnecessary questioning concerning the victim's private life not related to the criminal offence; and.