Examples of using When it needs in English and their translations into French
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the Tribunal should sit only when it needs to conduct business.
The HEPA filter will change from white to a dark grey when it needs to be replaced.
Developing countries and their development partners alike know when a System is delivering well and when it needs to do much better.
The borrower typically requests loans when it needs to purchase raw materials for the manufacture of inventory
The borrower typically requests loans when it needs to purchase and manufacture inventory,
1 bar when it needs to be charged.
A bill is considered inaccurate when it needs to be re-issued to the customer due to error, meter reading problems
Retrospect automatically deletes older files and folders(based on the policy) when it needs more space.
Billing Accuracy A bill is considered inaccurate when it needs to be re-issued to the customer due to error, meter reading problems
you specify a grooming policy, Retrospect automatically deletes older files and folders(based on the policy) when it needs more space.
This web site will explicitly ask when it needs information that personally identifies our customers or allows it to contact our customers"Personal Information.
which kicks in when it needs to make up a big temperature difference when temperatures outside get really low
The car will know itself(Internet of Things) when it needs some reparation, and will automatically contact the garage to make a revision
By further depressing aggregate demand when it needs to be boosted,
The international community turns to the Organization more often and with more confidence when it needs help in solving its problems.
the boss that lacks self-confidence and assurance to say what needs to be said, when it needs to be said.
such as the one envisaged, when it needed further information.
In turn, Silicon Mechanics looked to Seagate when it needed hundreds of reliable, high-capacity enterprise drives.
a more serious tone when it needed to draw conclusions.