Examples of using To serve the needs in English and their translations into Italian
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
Maritime mission management systems have evolved to serve the needs of maritime security operations.
If the Autistic Self Advocacy Network ever fails to serve the needs of some autistic people,
Thus prepared, they will be able effectively to serve the needs of the universal Church.
developing machines with exceptional performance and features to serve the needs of global agriculture.
conceptually robust set of standards for financial reporting specifically intended to serve the needs of the international business community.
Telcom SpA offers cutting-edge production technologies to serve the needs of man and his traditions.
and assets to serve the needs of energy, perfectly applied device.
can very much depend on the film, but it is primarily to serve the needs of the film.
Mapei/GRT specializes in the concrete admixtures category as a part of Mapei's complete strategy to serve the needs of the construction industry in building and infrastructure.
competent professionals who have the requisite skills and values to serve the needs of the large industrial concerns,
I felt that running for the Board was the best way to serve the needs of all of those aforementioned parties,
which was designed to serve the needs of the internal market
Founded in Genoa in 1861 to serve the needs of the maritime world,
each one providing different types of observations to serve the needs of the various Copernicus information services
nomadic products were those woven to serve the needs of the community, which were not intended for export
he fought consistently for the establishment of an independent system of technical education to serve the needs of a rapidly industrialising society.
of the Priestly Fraternity of St. Peter(chartered by Pope John Paul II to serve the needs of traditional Catholics who have not welcomed the changes in the Church)