Examples of using Certain steps in English and their translations into Portuguese
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or better: certain steps in a process.
Certain steps in the recruitment process, however,
The Commission noted certain steps taken by the Portuguese regulator in January 2009 to address this issue.
Can be used to convince management that certain steps have to be taken to professionalize the purchasing
And IT can even streamline the setup process by skipping certain steps like Apple ID,
Certain steps can then be taken to prevent its occurrence
And IT can even streamline the setup process by skipping certain steps like Apple ID, passcode
Just follow certain steps to troubleshoot the error
you have to follow certain steps to avoid permanent loss of pictures from your Acer Smartphone.
We all have to look back on our lives and believe that certain steps which were taken
Question: Are there certain steps to follow to ensure the best results when using a purging compound?
However, we need to skip certain steps of the Roadmap; otherwise,
but there are certain steps I follow to go faster and maintain professionalism.
there are certain steps you need to follow to make it work.1.
the light forces are taking certain steps to stabilize Brazil again.
To check the file location, you have to follow certain steps as mentioned below.
the motor makes it rolling after a certain steps which material has moved.
He said that today President Obama had instructed to take certain measures, certain steps, to reach out to the Cuban people in support of their wishes to live with respect for human rights
Let me be clear:"Homeopathic pills" are certainly not the Holy Scriptures, or certain steps in particular, it is the way in which some presume reassuringly surreal use those passages of God's Word that encloses to the tragedy of our own rules in mind.
as parents we tend to take certain steps that are not ethical to most people,