Examples of using Essential to avoid in English and their translations into Swedish
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it is essential to avoid unnecessary conflict with biodiversity conservation.
The jump can set the number of IGRP routing protocol can improve the work efficiency, and its essential to avoid network loops also be helpful.
State aid control has been essential to avoid subsidy races
It is essential to avoid any risk of overproduction- which could upset the balance of the market for products which have been caught at sea.
It is essential to avoid the imposition of burdensome mandatory requirements in Member States where there is already sufficient competition which should ensure against anti-competitive practices.
The June Council described this as‘urgent and essential to avoid humanitarian disasters
It is essential to avoid the combination of these colors because of their high contrast.
In order to reduce the number of outbreaks, it is essential to avoid contact with allergens
This has proven essential to avoid the possible further spread of the disease on the continent.
At the same time, it is, of course, essential to avoid any disturbance of competition conditions
but it is essential to avoid any kind of shock treatment.
production to disposal- is therefore essential to avoid risks to human health and the environment.
During work in the floor and walls, proper piping and plumbing work is essential to avoid moisture damage in the future.
the greatest choice to consumers, it is also essential to avoid global fragmentation by the introduction of unique regional requirements.
allows for secure pouching and freedom of movement- essential to avoid complications.
emotions in check is essential to avoid emotional eating.
It is essential to avoid making low-impact consumption more costly to individuals as this would enable choices for only part of society,
I agree that it is absolutely essential to avoid an increase of more than 2ºC in the global temperature,