Examples of using To setting in English and their translations into Romanian
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risk assessment plus vulnerability analysis which leads to setting priorities.
is most suitable for the first time to setting the new line
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Due to setting windows location,
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in addition to setting a time and subject,
Member States are committed to setting national targets for energy efficiency implying substantial energy savings.
The approaches to setting price control obligations for wholesale broadband access vary significantly across Member States.
The story is lightly plotted, and most of the text is devoted to setting the scene.
Table 6 will appear in the interface when the boost values is close to setting values.
The students' methods vary from verbal obstruction of lectures to setting up barriers at classroom doors.
We will continue our quest so as through our example given to the young generations to contribute to setting the basis of a more active society.
of'incentives for the fastest possible return by the financial market to setting high-risk prices'. Economic policy coordination is to be built on the failed principles of the Stability and Growth Pact.
the denomination are an essential element of the market order with respect to setting quality standards
Once you have verified the lamps are working correctly go back to setting 238 and change the value to ten
we proceed to setting the annual cost improvement targets and means based on the annual cost improvement goals to achieve the annual target profit.
from adjusting your Quattro to setting a Geofence for hire vehicles and more….
(19) It is necessary to assign the task of contributing to setting and reviewing the technical specifications to an appropriate body,
In addition to setting new criteria for the way regions with natural handicaps are defined,
the approach to setting the national greenhouse gas reduction targets; and a limited one-off flexibility between ETS and ESD.