Examples of using To be marked 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
Customs may require for goods imported as samples to be marked so that they are unfit for use as commercial goods, but still suitable for use as samples.
If the package needs to be marked with more information such as batch number
The star is too faint to be marked on this chart, but is located at the centre of the red circle.
The Construction Products Directive(89/106/EEC) requires products to be marked'CE' to demonstrate their conformity with EU standards.
The proposal accommodates the US regulations by allowing products to be marked with both the SI and the inch/pound indications.
need not to be marked.
you can put it where the book needs to be marked.
Unmarked assignments Via Unmarked assignments teachers can keep tabs on whether there are assignments that need to be marked.
It goes on to say that the‘pause for reflection… seems to be marked more by pause than reflection.
Via Unmarked assignments teachers can keep tabs on whether there are assignments that need to be marked.
requests for Utklippan to be marked out were already there in the 1690s.
values diversity and wants to be marked by cordiality, love and respect.
By default, attendees must be in the session for at least half of the session running time to be marked present.
not easy to be marked when it is working.
developments in the financial markets continue to be marked by unease and turmoil,” continued Mr Ingves.
A statement by the United Kingdom delegation that it considers there to be no need on health ground for all eggs at local public markets to be marked was attached to the Regulation adopted.
You will also see a thermometer or progress bar to be marked, whenever you combine the caramels get points that will help you to the next level,
needs to be marked in the regional building plan
However, in order to avoid creating obstacles for Community companies exporting to certain third countries that require products to be marked in other units than those laid down in Chapter I,
The Executive Board concluded that economic developments continue to be marked by the great uncertainty regarding the Iraq crisis,