Examples of using To be managed in English and their translations into Danish
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The fourth global grant, to be managed by the"Mediterranea Sviluppo Seri", consists of ECU
Such a structure will enable reconstruction to be managed by means of specially adapted procedures which are unlike those used in the Commission' s departments.
I call not just for the Games but for the tourism spin-off to be managed and organised in such a way that every region of the UK will benefit.
Other ones seem to be managed by people who pick the smut themselves,
Innumerable processes need to be managed, visualized and optimized in manual, semi-automated and fully automated warehouses.
Polycystic ovarian syndrome is a problem with numerous symptoms that need to be managed, and cinnamon can be a key element of this management due to a number of characteristics.
When you have huge number of mails to be managed, it becomes difficult to do it.
And remaining problems are to be managed in Copenhagen in 2009,
It provides for both registered and unregistered designs, with registered designs to be managed by the Office for Harmonisation in the Internal Market(Trademarks
which do not appear, to be managed by means of rural development?
people must be willing and happy to be managed by you.
Thermal brush with different temperature settings up to 230°, to be managed depending on the habits
allowing the company to be managed solely in accordance with commercial principles.
amounts of waste to be managed.
any bank crises would continue to be managed on the basis of national regimes.
when these plants convert to mercury-free technologies, the vast quantities of mercury in their cells need to be managed in an environmentally appropriate manner.
unsuitable to be managed from a classical relational database row-store systems.
Therefore, as representative of the Pensioners' Party, I would like to stress how important it is for pension funds to be managed properly in the States of the European Union.
laptops and servers to be managed centrally, even for mobile users or branch offices.
users of the device to be managed more efficiently.