Examples of using When it should in English and their translations into Italian
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Computer
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Official/political
USS Mahan, which remains in the zone when it should return to port.
Data from your survey is being converted into a date when it should be a fraction or score.
Your mind is frequently elsewhere when it should be focused on ensuring that the only breadwinner in the house is looked after.
A condition known as‘acute coronary syndrome', when it should be given with aspirin another medicine that prevents blood clots.
The music is relaxed when it should be, eg with quieter classical music,
the open position reads green when it should flash red.
arguing that Europe was still a Europe of the elites, when it should include all parts of the population.
This proposal aims to reduce the capacity when it should focus on reducing the activity.
This blessed hour of release for the ego is delayed if its kama-rupic shell is kept intact when it should be mercifully disintegrating.
At 65-75 years of age to make a third thinning when it should read 700-900 trees left per acre.
which remains open when it should be c….
an organization created to promote a political economy' when it should be a school of Christian perfection"15.
I am embarrassed to say that my only blooming size plant has failed to bloom this past year when it should have.
The ugly parts of this code is that it is very much specific to ASCII, when it should be locale sensitive,
Accordingly, fleas in a pregnant dog“know” when it should be puffed up,
atrial fibrillation(irregular rapid contractions of the upper chambers of the heart), when it should be given with aspirin.
Also relying to a specific tool that is not used all year, then some damage could happen just when it should serve, and in any event we should still use a protocol to avoid unpleasant surprises about electrical failure.
that Europe is already lagging behind when it should be leading.
Economist Milton Friedman and others have argued that the Federal Reserve's board of governors seriously erred in restricting credit at the outset of economic contraction when it should have been expanding credit.