Examples of using Sited in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
The metal ring sited at the bottom of inflatable products to fix product and stop the swing.
the sensor is sited in the area which is swept by the windscreen wipers
This small, charming hotel is sited in a pedestrian area in the centre of Ferrol.
Punakha Dzong is distinctive in that it is sited on a relatively flat spit of land at the confluence of the Mo
Computers equipped with internet connections and webcam have been sited in the shops and access is free of charge.
poorly sited or designed wind farms can have a negative impact on vulnerable species and habitats.
Wind ring: The metal ring sited at the bottom of inflatable products to fix product, stop swing.
The whole place was designed to be compatible with the energies of the land upon which it was sited.
handle hose so machine can be sited where it is most convenient.
initially sited beneath Mile End Road.
sophistication and elegancy, sited to take advantage of captivating golf views.
other vegetation should be sited to be representative of air quality away from the immediate vicinity of sources such as agglomerations
inlets shall be sited so as to be representative of air quality near to the building line
of which ECU 3 million are earmarked for the European Environment Agency if a decision is taken in 1993 on where it is to be sited.
Premises and vending machines shall be so sited, designed, constructed
stores are sited so that operatives are forced to leave their machines frequently to walk long distances for the collection of cutting tools,
well pre-dating 1917 may be one reason why Stalin's planners sited the university across the Moscow River,
such as whether the bulbs are correctly sited, changed regularly
technical assistance to these countries of that region in which nuclear plants were sited;
be closely meshed and that they should be sited in such a way as to give a true picture of the actual problems.