Examples of using New tasks in English and their translations into Swedish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
And every day we notice new tasks for which we can use the loader.
The new tasks to be assigned to the Agency are.
Management and administrative support to the new tasks.
During this period, there is a new daily routine, new tasks, duties, responsibilities.
The layout of the case is changed in accordance with the new tasks.
It would also generate new tasks and costs, which should however be mitigated through various mechanisms and accompanying measures.
To encourage the creation of new tasks and activities, identifying new occupational profiles as a means of innovation,
As with creating new tasks, changes to tasks will not actually be made until the crontab is saved.
Its main benefit lies in the fact of adding neither new tasks and activities nor new resources to the EC.
The Union must not take on a whole range of new tasks without the basic foundation for a successful European economy being in place.
Note: You can also add new tasks directly to your timesheet when you add them to the Task Center page.
The need for increased staffing numbers reflects the significant number of new tasks which the authority will need to undertake in addition to its previous responsibilities.
Tip: To express the durations of new tasks in units other than days,
The result of this strategy is that many keep recurring with new tasks time and time again.
These new tasks are outlined in detailed in the explanatory memorandum which accompanies the proposed regulations.
These changes could include new tasks, newly added people
jumping into mini-games and unlocking new tasks, tournaments and rewards.
These new tasks are set out in the proposed Regulation
Tip: To start new tasks on the current date instead of the project start date, click Options on the Tools menu,
We must be worthy of this responsibility for our new tasks, take it up actively.
