Examples of using To deviate in English and their translations into Greek
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We repeat our request for the Commission not to deviate from international accounting
The ability to deviate from program behavior arises out of the host's recall of past iterations.
The essence of an individual's freedom is the opportunity to deviate from traditional ways of thinking
It is not recommended to deviate from this specification, as this could have a negative effect on the final result.
In order for someone to deviate from a course, he must have already traced it,
there are limited chances to deviate, small moments when some other force comes into play,
Developers decided not to deviate from the chosen course successfully,
Lyoness reserves the right, within the framework of special offers, to deviate from the here governed principles.
To deviate from this principle would set a dangerous precedent that would lead to the criminalisation of entire ethnic groups or particular nationalities of migrants.
We reserve the right to deviate from contractually agreed parameters where such deviations are customary in the trade.
The remaining amount The chemical composition is allowed to deviate from the standard requirements when the alloy magnetic is in line with the standard.
Perturb To cause a planet or satellite to deviate from a theoretically regular orbital motion.
If you want to deviate from the classical genre,
He said that to accept such claims would be to deviate from proletarian policy
No enterprise was free to deviate in the conduct of its operations from the orders issued by the government.
present during the past editions and not to deviate from the rule Mécène prepares to ambiancer the dancefloor shot scratches
His comment appeared to deviate from Macedonia's previous stance,
A ship should not be required to deviate from its voyage nor should they be delayed unduly in order to achieve compliance.
At the same time, the big toe begins to deviate towards the second toe, in advanced cases cross lines with him.
try not to deviate from the generalpattern, although it is possible to show imagination and share.