Examples of using Solution must in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
The solution must be provided within a limited amount of time
that any decision concerning such a solution must be reached with full participation of the indigenous party.
In view of the global nature of the problem, the solution must of necessity be based on a holistic approach.
In addition, every solution must be technically suitable
After doing the solution must be diluted with water in a ratio of 1/3.
This solution must be based on a respect of the territorial integrity of neighbouring countries
according to another author,"[t]he solution must be understood as dictated by pragmatic considerations.
For Canada, the solution must recognize the need for States to have access to the technology needed for their development
The solution must ultimately come from within Israel itself through the strengthening of opposition to the suicidal policy inspired by anachronistic forces and from international pressure
The solution must inevitably go through the evolution from DVB-T to DVB-T2,
The third element of any solution must be a reform of the scale of assessments in order to produce a scale whose calculation is simpler, fairer
In accordance with the principles enunciated by this Organization, such a solution must be on the basis of mutual respect for peace,
Spain believes that such a solution must be accompanied by the forging of peace between Israel
Such a solution must be based on the two-State vision:
the police force and other factors, a solution must be sought through'controlled selectiveness'
noting that any solution must be inclusive
Such a solution must be based on the relevant resolutions of the United Nations
while we underscore the fact that only a global solution can solve the global problem of climate change, this solution must be consistent with our sustainable development priorities,
That solution must guarantee the end of the Israeli occupation that began in June 1967
As for the Greek Cypriot requirement for"functionality and workability" and that any solution must be based on international legality including universal human rights