Examples of using Be defined in English and their translations into Czech
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The method and reason(s) of blocking and deactivating a gambling account must be defined.
All can be defined and adjusted according to your needs- buttons, their functions and order.
others can be defined by administrator.
The technical process can be defined like this: We see.
It can no more be defined as life than nail clippings.
The stages of a relationship can be defined by farting.
The bitterness of coffee can be defined as a"macro-sensation" since it is the main flavour in the black beverage.
The functionality of the quick break process can be defined as measuring how quickly the magnetic field induced by the coil is collapsed.
Therefore it is essential that criteria concerning the similarity of medals and tokens to euro coins be defined more clearly.
In this field a control variable has to be defined that is usually linked to the next data binding.
Using this page the type of the communication protocol, the base communication parameters and parameters of the selected protocol can be defined.
the management of resources at the level of regional fisheries organisations should, of course, be defined alongside measures to ensure effective compliance.
The application can be defined against some applications as the client
In the OS Windows setting the variables with the values for the computer and the user can be defined.
According to Homa, the DNA of super-flexibility can be defined by five core attributes:
In this field a control variable has to be defined that is usually linked to the next data binding it can even be a constant.
PROBLEM can be defined as a gap between our current state
Fourthly, the need to take account of successful methods already being applied so that they can be defined as best practice.
can be defined here, see PmTrend object in"Read only(new records cannot be written)" mode.
A further condition imposed by the European Parliament is that a clear exit strategy must be defined which should foresee how and by whom EUFOR is replaced after its intended operational duration of one year.