Examples of using Order to prevent in English and their translations into Slovak
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Computer
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They should also coordinate more closely with each other in order to prevent mismatched tax rules from creating obstacles and barriers to the Internal Market.
In order to prevent unauthorised access or disclosure we have put in place suitable physical,
The Regulation lays down requirements to be respected by all Member States in order to prevent potential supply disruptions in the EU
In order to prevent cracks in the material,
The lawsuit demands unspecified damages and a court order to prevent further interference with DNC computer systems.
We are prepared to share information with law enforcement in order to prevent crime or help in solving it.
In order to prevent food waste, member states should provide incentives for the collection of unsold food products
In order to prevent leaks into the building during rain,
It is essential to control inflammation in order to prevent joint damage,
User Members shall ensure that, in order to prevent over- and under-invoicing and fraud,
are being contemplated in order to prevent such an incident recurring during a space activity.
In order to prevent fraud in connection with claims
It is obvious that in order to prevent the lack of vitamin C should be consumed citrus fruits,
It seeks unspecified damages and an order to prevent further interference with DNC computer systems.
In order to prevent your garbage bin from becoming a magnet to pests,
In order to prevent possible damage, the organizer is obliged
However, we also disagree with most of the justifications that the majority in Parliament are putting forward in order to prevent the 2011 budget from being adopted.
It is highly advisable to pay close attention to every installation process in order to prevent unwanted changes on the operating system.
Fourthly, the oil can be applied to ends in order to prevent them from splitting.
It was burnt down in World War II in order to prevent Japanese forces from being able to use the building as headquarters.