Examples of using Time to set up in English and their translations into French
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these operations take time to set up, the players who will be ahead of the game will consider taking advantage of a real leverage with their policyholders to promote loyalty.
in order to have time to set up a representative preparatory group.
said it could take some time to set up a completely transparent and appropriate supply chain.
It is time to set up a European Social Semester process
We feel, in this framework, that it is high time to set up the commodity diversification fund in the African Development Bank. This will enable
In summary, the consistent message CCSA heard was that any jurisdiction considering regulatory changes to cannabis policy should take the time to set up the infrastructure and allocate the resources needed to get it right,
The four Areas of Operation and the substantial number of teams within them took time to set up and get going,
Macao had not yet had time to set up all the institutions that the various international human rights treaty bodies might expect of it, such as an ombudsman for children, the creation of
The Principal Administrator of the Site reserves the right, at any time, to set up within the Site one
You got time to set up a perimeter.
We need a time to set up.
Give yourself enough time to set up your space.
Learning and development take time to set up and undertake.
I can smell it. This is exactly the time to set up a big one.
What's more: it takes very little time to set up and prepare for scanning.
However, the players must spend somewhat more time to set up the game before it can be played.
This allows the caterer time to set up your reception in the inside arena
we didn't have the time to set up an in-depth training program.
it was time to set up a business project
so we have time to set up.