Examples of using To be in order in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
I am one of those people who want things to be in order.
The procedure does actually appear to be in order, as, surprisingly enough, our budget controllers had no objections to this regulation.
Everything seems to be in order, which means we have about 10 minutes until the official dedication.
When one studies Torah and wants all his actions to be in order to bestow, one needs to try to always have support in the Torah.
Your paperwork appears to be in order, but before we get started,
his credentials seem to be in order, so we should extend to him every courtesy.
everything seems to be in order.
although based on what he said everything seems to be in order.
Take responsibility Yes,“on paper” Much seems to be in order and Those who decide on this“paper”,
Yes,“on paper” Much seems to be in order and Those who decide on this“paper”, not cares,
They need everything to be in order and give great attention to detail,
It is very important to be well informed, to be in order with the happenings in the world,
Living in conformity with the word of our Lord, we feel ourselves to be in order with all the forces of the universe, travelling on the main track of all real existence.
from an economic point of view everything seemed to be in order.
focusing on the same period, had finished just a month before, and had found everything to be in order.
All seems to be in order.
Everything looks to be in order.
They seem to be in order.
Everything seems to be in order.