Examples of using Has to be kept in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Computer
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Political
Around the year the temperature in the datacenter has to be kept at 22°C and running smoothly during the hot summer the OASISTM IEC fully met the expectations.
The region, the U.K. and the U.S. decide, has to be kept safe from communism,
the pillow has to be kept in place whenever the patient is in bed irrespective of whether he is sleeping on his back or side.
where weight has to be kept to a minimum.
I hate that she's on a ventilator, that she has to be kept sedated.
I think that Maria needs to understand that the contract we have signed with M. Gilbert has to be kept secret.
The only thing that has to be kept in mind while growing the seed is that the branches must be strengthen
Someone once claimed that a brand is“a promise that has to be kept”, and as such involving all interactions with its followers-
the fact that the European Parliament has to be kept informed as to results, also indicate that
While a margin of manoeuvre has to be kept, changes should be avoided until 2006,
where there is some other legitimate reason why the data has to be kept.
women's sports are viewed as threatening- something that has to be kept on the sidelines and not really considered sport under male norms.”.
Hence let them be prudent about the manner and quantity of what has to be kept, and carefully check the character of their personal attendants,
Parliament that would clearly define the extent to which Parliament has to be kept informed, its level of involvement in this matter and the positions that it takes up,
which is something that has to be kept for technical reasons
These have to be kept in.
It had to be kept hush-hush.
All options have to be kept open.
The act stated that the place had to be kept clear of… Ow!
You said it had to be kept secret.