Examples of using Operation should in English and their translations into Slovak
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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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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The operation should be performed by a surgeon without administering anaesthetic,
Any proposed restructuring operation should be fully explained to employees' representatives who should be given such information about the proposed restructuring as to enable them to undertake an in-depth assessment
The Union Registry has a high risk profile and its operation should therefore involve identification
Considers that any restructuring operation should be explained and justified to stakeholders,
energy policy, with the priority aim of preventing whose operation should not lead to the decline of the manufacturing sector and investment leakage.
the reasons why it deems that an operation should be granted the EU guarantee,
the reasons why it deems that an operation should be granted the EU guarantee,
companies carrying out the cross-border operation should have the power to issue a pre-conversion, pre-merger or pre-division certificate(hereinafter referred
other abnormal conditions, the operation should be stopped immediately
Your data and your operations should be separated.
These operations should not be linked to military deployments.
Full-scale operations should be from 2014 onwards, with extension to all Member States.
Consecutive operations should not be disconnected at less than 30%Ue.
The void that was left after the operation, should be filled with cement
During operation, should be very careful
All programs, practices, and operations should:(1) provide equality of opportunity in employment for all persons;
In accordance with the additionality principle, operations should only be eligible for EFSI support if they address clearly identified market failures or sub- optimal investment situations.
undertaking carrying out collection, recycling and treatment operations should comply with minimum standards to prevent negative environmental impacts associated with the treatment of WEEE.
Money being funneled into these shady operations should be immediately redirected to an intensive reconstruction effort.
In particular, operations should only be eligible for EFSI support if they address clearly identified market failures or sub-optimal investment situations.