Examples of using Being needed in English and their translations into Spanish
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Capacity changes were assessed as being needed on a global scale,
The database is poor, but sufficient length data and age-length keys were available to estimate the annual catch-ag-age, with interpolation being needed in some years.
or the idea of being needed by the" incapable other",
website at any given time and without prior notice being needed, along with its contents and terms and conditions to use them.
in its security devices(firewalls, IDS, IPS, etc.) without any substantial investment being needed.
recalls some forces spent more time working on projects that ended up not being needed like a refugee crises plan.
The Mission and the Minister of National Security envision the support of a Senior Adviser being needed until the final phase of the Mission
Capacity changes were assessed as being needed across world regions recognizing that-as Commission for Environmental Cooperation vii stated-the shift to ECA fuel was necessarily spread across the world's region.
many of which are sufficient for the resolution of overseas labour disputes without the services of a lawyer being needed.
sites being closed in the near future, with major clean-up operations of polluted soil then being needed.
named by the manufacturer, due a special tool being needed.
in providing essential services, resulting in additional time being needed to finalize essential liquidation tasks;
relief for real memory addressing being needed sooner than virtual memory addressing.
due to lung capacity being needed for physical activity both at once would require incredibly trained lungs.
better quality of life, being needed, personal life planning,
However, it will not be possible to exercise that right in the case of the decision being needed to hold or run a contract between you
be kept, the reason being that,">in the event of extra funding being needed for the implementation of the UNIDO/UNDP Cooperation Agreement, Member States should
$171 billion in 2030, with $28 billion- $67 billion of this total being needed in developing countries.
this has led to a smaller proportion of conscripts being needed for serving in the army this in turn has sometimes led to public dissatisfaction about the unfair spread of the conscription burden.
more users may be accommodated without additional staff being needed, at some point expansion of the system would demand more staff support.