Examples of using Changes must in English and their translations into Swedish
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Cancellations and changes must be received in writing
Do not rape your body with a sharp change in the usual way of life, all changes must be gradual.
The changes must be based on scientific data on climate change,
All changes must be consulted upon with the social partners,
Moreover, these changes must take account of the nature of economic cycles
In such a case, the changes must be so insignificant that they do not affect the overall impression of the mark.
Major organisational changes must be made to the present set-up in order to ensure the cohesion of measures.
the FATF- to which I have already referred- altered its recommendations in the summer of 2003, and these changes must now be transposed into law.
Changes must occur over the centuries,
It is obvious that changes must be made to the practice,
Major changes must be made in economic policy,
they are changes and these changes must be acknowledged and they must be encouraged.
We want to see a European mortgage credit market with a broad range of products at competitive prices and any changes must benefit mortgage borrowers above all.
All changes must take place from within,
Therefore changes must be kept to a minimum as there cannot be two different sets of operational regulations in force across Europe.
A'municipal PhD student' is now attached to the programme, since many of the changes must take place at local level, as well as other levels.
A'municipal PhD student' is now attached to the programme, since many of the changes must take place at local… läs mer.
Furthermore, certain changes must be made to e-invoices as they are sent to the banking network(Finvoice conversions).
In the EESC's opinion, these changes must not be slowed down,
to walk away and leave thousands of retired city employees without city-subsidized health care, but changes must be made to control skyrocketing health care costs.