Examples of using Need to separate in English and their translations into Swedish
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If there is a need to separate the living area from the bathroom of the future,
The election also exposed the need to separate electoral votes cast for the President and Vice President.
In nutshell, there is a need to separate users, devices
Yet I hope that what I just said indicated that the honourable Member might tend to agree on the need to separate powers in a democracy.
They need to separate from one another before they are distributed in the cell.
in the community, there is a need to separate and protect activities from each other.
However, you will need to separate yourself from the masses by offering something specific to your brand.
then there is no need to separate softkamov, It remains only in konfigah prescribe the correct file path softkama.
They need to separate their dose in 2 components
This new process also eliminates the most problematic part of conventional nanotubes synthesis- the need to separate the nanotubes from the rest of the material.
It is true that we also need to separate better those who are in clear need of international protection and are therefore very
is based on Article 53 TFEU, the need to separate these rules from the rules on how these activities are carried out warrants the use of a new legal basis for the latter.
in the port sector, the Commission stresses the need to separate port services activities from other activities in the accounts of the port authorities,
but also the need to separate the powers. However, it is clear that the necessary consequences will be discussed in the joint committees,
The installation of the equipment needed to separate carbon dioxide however, produces a loss of 6 to 14 percentage points in plant efficiency.
So they needed to separate them in order to hear individual voices.
This discovery was of immense value for researchers who needed to separate isotopes of, for example, strontium or cesium.
Just need to separate red blood cells.
We need to separate them.