Примеры использования Must occupy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The face must occupy at least 70% of the photo.
Not vitamins so much as the fiery energy must occupy the imagination.
The passenger must occupy only the place which is indicated on the ticket.
The study of external reactions to thought must occupy the attention of scientists.
We must occupy space, nature abhors a vacuum, and we need to prove that our destiny is in our hands.
You heard me telling the General:'You must occupy Pleven immediately.
The head of the state must occupy himself with defense, but he only performs for the public.".
It is therefore that the inner psychic quietude first andafterwards the peace from above must occupy the whole being.
The social sciences must occupy themselves greatly with the dissemination of thought as the basis of human welfare.
The face of the person in the photo must be clear, not small, face only and must occupy 70-80% of the photo.
The priority task which must occupy us is thus to convince those who have not yet done so to participate in the Register.
It is considered that, in order to minimize the risk to sensitive areas of the Tribunal andto high officials, the Tribunal must occupy the entire Kilimanjaro wing.
For this purpose it must itself have volume, it must occupy space, and it must, therefore, be a material agent.
A person must occupy more than 50 GMS per day, because it can lead to diarrhea and bloating, and also prevents the absorption of other minerals.
The human, social and economic dimensions of migration must occupy a central role in the post-2015 development agenda.
In particular, I would like to highlight that workplace programmes,how we deal with health and life insurance, and immigration policies must occupy space on the global agenda.
The fourteenth constitutional amendment stated that women must occupy at least 30 per cent of the seats in Parliament and the House of Representatives.
True, we cannot fail to recognize the catalytic role of the international community, but those who struggled and suffered andin some cases paid the supreme sacrifice must occupy the well-deserved place of honour.
To be successful in a particular market a product must occupy an"explicit, distinct and proper place in the minds of all potential and existing consumers.
This consequence is largely because electrons satisfy the Pauli exclusion principle, only one electron may occupy an energy level and lower-energy electron states are already full,so the new electrons must occupy higher and higher energy states.
It was convinced that the court must occupy a clear place within the United Nations system in order to ensure its universality, authority and effectiveness.
We welcome this special session because we are firmly convinced that, if we wish to obtain a fairer world for all,actions aimed at our younger citizens are of the utmost importance and must occupy a prominent place in the work of this Organization, which is making an enormous effort to improve the living conditions of peoples throughout the world.
Therefore, poverty reduction must occupy a central place in the economic development strategy designed to sustain Asian dynamism in the coming years.
In this same context, Africa,which has 10 times as many Member States in the United Nations as it did when the Organization was founded, must occupy the place it deserves in the major decision-making bodies of the United Nations, such as the Security Council and others.
Children must occupy centre stage in development because it was the investment in their well-being today that would be the guarantor of sustainable and equitable human development of future generations.
Personnel obtained under the procedure outlined in paragraph 14 must occupy positions already approved by the General Assembly through the relevant budgetary process.
Multilingualism must occupy a central place in United Nations efforts to ensure universal access to information on the Organization's work; one essential element was the publication of press releases, which were often available in only one language.
Thus it becomes clear that the"origin of man," so-called, in this our present Round, orLife-Cycle on this Planet, must occupy the same place in the same order- save details based on local conditions and time- as in the preceding Round.
Such pronouns must occupy previously defined positions in a sentence, for example, with affirmative commands, they must be placed at the end of a sentence; if a direct and an indirect object personal pronoun appear together, the indirect object must be placed before the direct object, etc.
Viewing the best interests of the child as"primary" requires a consciousness about the place that children's interests must occupy in all actions and a willingness to give priority to those interests in all circumstances, but especially when an action has an undeniable impact on the children concerned.