Examples of using To prevent problems in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Nordic countries focus more on the potential impact of the product and the need to prevent problems arising.
we provide you the right tools to prevent problems.
He identifies measures to prevent problems and has three important messages:
we try to prevent problems and where necessary we solve them.
Rescue Diver training will prepare you to prevent problems and, if necessary, manage dive emergencies.
The objective should be to remove their underlying causes in order to prevent problems from re-occurring.
a load balancer in order to prevent problems.
wonders whether the public also may not have done more to prevent problems.
intervene proactively to prevent problems.
It is used to prevent problems caused by blood clots,
for a healthy company and to prevent problems it is important that there is always some sort of check on the management.
when they undergo surgery, to prevent problems due to the formation of clots in the vessels thromboembolism.
protect workers from exploitation, but there is no other means available to us- or none that is adequate- to prevent problems on the European labour market.
Clopidogrel ratiopharm can also be used to prevent problems caused by blood clots in adults with atrial fibrillation(irregular rapid contractions of the upper chambers of the heart),
Using a consolidation software application allows to prevent problems, however the software needs to be exploited in the right way,
For example, with regard to future steps to be taken by the European Union, I do not agree that it is necessary to prevent problems through bilateral dialogue.
between national administrations and of the actions designed to prevent problems from re-occurring.
shock-absorbing materials work to prevent problems. Vibration Test.
much more attuned to the need to prevent problems in the first place, and much more solidly based through the use of sanctions.