Examples of using A program of in English and their translations into Dutch
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Programming
keeping a program of suspicious origin is not something we advise that you do;
In addition, each person will be able to implement a program of behavior, but you must take care of direct contact.
You can always book a program of at least 15 hours
One error that may occur when you try to install a program of 32-bit to 64-bit OS is“not a valid Win32 application”.
we have launched a program of Environmentally Conscious Products ECP.
Simultaneously with the establishment of disability for each developing a program of social rehabilitation.
Start a program of physical therapy and rehabilitation… to regain strength.
commence a program of disarmament. Quote: To the British Government.
commence a program of disarmament.
Start a program of.
For Roger Technology this means to start a program of protection for all final customers, that thanks to our philosophy, can count on a network of installers who are able to offer an installation done in
from drawing up a program of demands, concept analysis
we must outline for such a government a program of action that will conform with the objective conditions of the historic period through which we are now passing
The sections of the Fourth International should work out with all possible concreteness a program of transitional demands concerning the peasants(farmers) and urban petty bourgeoisie,
for the universities it is used to explain a specific mode to attend a program of study due to geographical bars or can't meet the
of the Puppets", important exhibition organized by the International Museum of Marionettes"A. Pasqualino", where since September 2003 participation begins with the logistics of the museum,">proposing a program of annual events that are represented in the theater room.
Has developed a program of ventricular late potential detection.
Seems more like a program of some sort.
A program of activities every day during the week.