Examples of using Necessary to keep in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
it is necessary to keep a balance well,
Increasing my speed while uploading the encrypted files will drain power necessary to keep Sarah and Michael alive.
not it is necessary to keep the US embargo.
reduce swelling at the site of the bite, it is necessary to keep a cold compress as long as possible- it can be a piece of ice,
it is necessary to keep the sun it shone in the morning till evening,
now it is necessary to keep the ears pricked, studying the labels on the goods
While I consider that it is necessary to keep a degree of flexibility in the approach to existing plants,
It is necessary to keep a thin line between necessity
being aware of the status of your relationship at any given time is necessary to keep those warm feelings burning inside of you and your partner.
it was no longer necessary to keep the possibility of derogations from the targets for reasons of a particularly low battery consumption see Article 14(2) of the initial Commission proposal.
We should therefore support the compromise on Article 6 which requires that after a five year period the Council of Ministers should consider whether it is still necessary to keep data on people who are granted refugee status.
they twist this Scripture out of context saying,“It is not necessary to keep the Sabbath of Friday sunset to Saturday sunset.”.
Whilst wine producing Member States consider it necessary to keep the possibility of applying a zero rate on wine if they so wish,
sector in Programme countries, to ensure that the massive support necessary to keep those institutions alive in a difficult macro-economic environment does not result in undue distortions of competition.
But he's necessary to keep the peace.
The generator is necessary to keep my fish fresh.
And for that reason, I felt it necessary to keep it secret.
Director Fury to use any means necessary to keep you on premises.
I told Ann to do whatever was necessary to keep you from leaving.
And this Unit would do whatever it takes, whatever is necessary to keep you safe.