Examples of using To be filled in English and their translations into Czech
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That room needed to be filled.
Clean, white pages waiting to be filled.
Leading characteristics to be filled in later.
The top spot at the Justice Department has yet to be filled, and who America's chief law enforcement officer will be remains an open question.
A mushroom-shaped and to be filled furniture in keeping to a minimum the formal aesthetic taste.
Paul, there are still positions in my administration that need to be filled-- including chief of staff.
There are roughly 7-8,000 slots to be filled, 1500 of which will require Senate confirmation. In terms of appointments.
This simple, fast process allows the cavity to be filled in exactly the same amount of time as a basic monolayer injection molding process.
In terms of appointments, there are roughly 7-8,000 slots to be filled, 1500 of which will require Senate confirmation.
In addition, the possibility of providing estimates was included, enabling gaps to be filled in cases where Member States have not submitted their data on time.
What are the odds? The one room with cell reception happens to be filled with files on the Blood Drive.
You better be on your best behavior tonight because this party is going to be filled with tastemakers and groundbreakers.
All it takes is a form, to be filled in and certified by the court in the country of judgment.
I'm forming a little club, too, and it's only got one opening and it needs to be filled.
the clamping head is removed from the container, enabling it to be filled.
The hole in my heart is too big to be filled by such a small household appliance.
The ATE barrel outlet valve allows brake fluid to be filled into the ATE bleeding units from ATE 30, 60 and 200-liter barrels without spilling, using a 700 mm outlet hose.
The Zócalo used to be filled with trees, but to keep order, the government turned it into a parking lot.
for the additional two posts which remain to be filled, the High Representative
Any shortfall of world food markets- if Ireland cut its livestock numbers- would be most likely to be filled by countries with less sustainable farming systems and systems that generate