Examples of using Operations will in English and their translations into Dutch
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However, the Commission may also submit projects on its own initiative, and certain operations will entail the involvement of authorities in third countries.
other repair operations will allow to soberly assess their capabilities
Operations will concentrate on high-risk sectors
From now on, its operations will be undertaken by the socalled"European Border Guard Teams.
The appropriations for structural operations will rise by 4.5% in nominal terms.
The generalization of the use of the Euro for public sector operations will occur in all participating Member States at the latest when the Euro banknotes and coins are fully introduced.
and the decisions on operations will be taken in a coordinated manner by the authorities in the Member States.
And for this, streamlining your operations will go a long way. Conclusion.
Health check and compact operations will now process each backup file chain in parallel when per-VM backup file chains are used.
Operations will take some of the flak for the failure…
Do you think Operations will believe this is all I extracted from his computer?
This is all I extracted from his computer? Do you think Operations will believe?
When the civilian populations are safe and secure from the threat of attack and the objectives of UNSCR 1973 are met, military operations will come to an end.
They will continue to be denied the resources they have previously plundered from others, and funding their operations will be found to be their Achilles heel.
explicitly states that such operations will be carried out in order to meet the ESCB s objectives
the most of the operations will be affected by antivirus program which results in slow down of operation,
with Kutools for Excel's Split Cells utility, the operations will be much easier.
These operations will provide the Bank by mid 1999 with a debt pool in euro in excess of EUR 50 billion,
leading to higher costs for European operations will further damage the competitive position
That will mean that customs operations will have to be reorganised to make the controls as effective as possible through a process of rationalisation involving priority setting