Examples of using Needed to avoid in English and their translations into Spanish
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international law levels are needed to avoid those intra-national harms.
are still needed to avoid the adverse effects of inbreeding of stocks.
they should be provided with the assistance they needed to avoid marginalization.
but without the majority needed to avoid a second round.
spoilers may be needed to avoid shock cooling the engines.
The Parties needed to avoid the risk that such a situation could stifle new ideas
External and internal oversight bodies accordingly needed to avoid duplication by coordinating
Take these agents only when needed to avoid becoming tolerant to the prescribed dose.
Set if needed to avoid audio clipping on the connected device, according to installation conditions.“H”
This is needed to avoid the extremist and politically oriented interpretations made by some committee members.
rerouting your shipments as needed to avoid potential delays.
of cold air and insulate as needed to avoid heat loss.
of cold air and insulate as needed to avoid heat loss.
The challenge will be in ensuring that capture of this data is as complete and reliable as needed to avoid material omissions or errors in the financial statements.
for equipping young women with the skills they needed to avoid unwanted pregnancies.
This may be accomplished by several means, such as by moving surplus equipment from an area where it is no longer used to an area where it is needed to avoid the cost of purchasing new equipment.
UNDP needed to avoid duplication with other organizations working in the same areas
Second, an on-demand guarantee procedure will be put in place that allows calling in capital automatically from the shareholders of the ESM if needed to avoid a payment shortfall to the creditors of the ESM.
material resources needed to avoid and reduce the impact of potential disasters on animal health and welfare;
Many of the individuals are fully aware that strong public institutions are needed to avoid distortions by bringing in the private sector,