Examples of using Changes must be made in English and their translations into Italian
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Official/political
To enable it to perform this task, changes must be made to the way it is organised in terms of composition(representation from the top level of national administrations) and operates.
Such changes must be made by contacting the clerk in your Church unit
All changes must be made at least six(6)
Changes must be made at the discretion of the WCA Delegate,
For other incompatible applications, changes must be made to the way in which the server
For other incompatible applications, changes must be made to the way in which the server and client communicate.
Since cultivation was not part of your life before, changes must be made for you.
Cancellations and changes must be made by 4:00 pm Milan time at least 24 hours prior to arrival,
Major changes must be made in the way the church is now stewarding her music ministries before the Lord can give this greater anointing- for our own safety!
these settings have no effect as in this case the image data is always saved in its original form(changes must be made later on the computer).
The operation of the internal market therefore needs to be reviewed, changes must be made to eliminate potential distortionsmust be completed, thus making air transport in the EU more efficient.">
enterprise at as early a stage as possible and to consider what essential changes must be made in the training of teachers.
The change must be made more than 24 hours in advance of your scheduled departure.
This change must be made for several reasons.
The change must be made, first of all, within us.
A change must be made.
not waited for, because change must be made when you are in full force,
Other changes must be made on the Amazon Pay website.
All changes must be made to the engines or mechanics instead.
Major organisational changes must be made to the present set-up in order to ensure the cohesion of measures.