Examples of using To the network in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
According to Microsoft, the centre is already fully equipped and connected to the network.
This controller sends the data to the network of the mobile operator.
We need to close the door to the network forever.
We need to close the door to the network.
He's integral to the network.
I'm connected to the network, So, I see them, yes.
They are designed for direct connection to the network as stand-alone ones.
These resources are of particular importance, since tasks are increasingly assigned to the Network to ensure the practical operation of Union instruments in civil and commercial matters.
It is recommended on computers which are not connected to the network and the remote send methods are not possible.
Grants to be awarded to the Network under paragraph 3 shall be subject to an annual work programme, which shall be made public.
It tells of a time during which the device is able to perform the work of connecting to the network.
It only examines the charges for access to the network, which it compares to the charges of wholesale access recital 119 to the contested decision.
Member States are obliged to transmit information on detected human cases to the Network on communicable diseases,
Fair and non-discriminatory access to the network for all system users is essential if competition is to develop.
Indeed, they are essential to the network and if capacity on the ground is lacking, the Single Sky project
One of the reasons for this is the absence of compulsory deadlines for dealing with cases submitted to the network and the time it takes to solve problems, which varies extremely widely.
Access to mobile operators to the network of any operator on terms at least as favourable as those applicable to any mobile operator owned by it;
social circumstances, general access to the network-which really means the affordability of the services- is a sine qua non for equality of opportunity and non-discrimination.
As expected, re-allocation of cases notified to the network was extremely rare less than 1% of the cases.