Примеры использования To readjust на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We need to readjust the angle of the head.
He just needs some time to readjust!
Now Black doesn't have time to readjust: 33…Bd7 34 should. g4, and they lose the Knight.
After what you have been through,it must be really hard to readjust.
I have waited two days for you to readjust my ship's antimatter flow converter.
We need to readjust and revise our security concepts in keeping with this new environment.
Brexit makes it possible for the UK to readjust to the GESARA compliant terms.
If the reading on the thermometer does not correspond with the set temperature on the freezer thermometer,you may need to readjust the thermometer itself.
We have learned how it works and how to readjust it when it does not work properly.
While a number of activities had to be terminated, an equal number was added by the secretariat as part of the need to readjust the programme of work.
On the other hand, they are attempting to readjust their policies and skills to effectively integrate into the world economy.
This analysis should lead to measures to readjust, adapt, and strengthen existing mechanisms, in particular to ensure the participation of local actors.
All is handled by the valve's electronic and sensoric heart,no need to readjust the controller.
The opening of Croatian banks andenterprises are key elements to readjust the supply and demand of the local market in accordance with the Croatian economy.
The General Assembly approved the ICSC proposals to modify the statistical techniques and to readjust the grade equivalencies.
Analysis should form a basis for proposing measures to readjust, adapt, and strengthen existing mechanisms, in particular to ensure the participation of local actors.
He wrote that Bragg bypassed two opportunities to win the battle on September 19:Bragg's inability to readjust his plans had cost him heavily.
He reiterated the need to readjust the perspective with regard to child soldiers and begin to address their particular needs within the context of all war-affected children.
The ILO Committee of Experts asked the Government to take steps to readjust the minimum wages for domestic workers.
The Dispute Tribunal has ordered the Organization to readjust a staff member's pension entitlement to the level of the position to which the Dispute Tribunal considered the staff member should have been appointed.
In so doing, they have required enormous sacrifices on the part of their peoples in order to readjust and adapt to new world conditions.
Similar concerns were also raised by the MINBYUN-PSPD-KWAU-KPNJ andother NGOs recommending to readjust the criteria for selecting eligible recipients of the Basic Livelihood Security and the Minimum Cost of Living and; to establish a universal basic pension system to cover those excluded from the present National Pension Scheme.
The positive results of those policies have induced many Governments to revise their policies on population growth and to readjust their objectives for future years.
It hopes that this exchange of views will enable us, if necessary, to readjust our programmes and to reorganize our priorities and approaches.
The changes in the functions of Cuban public administration and the need to make it work more flexibly, effectively andefficiently made it necessary to readjust the State sector.
There is an urgent need to reassess the current level of resources and to readjust, when needed, the balance between workload and resources.
An accurate diagnosis of inflammation in paravertebral tissues in tuberculous spondylitis andvertebral osteomyelitis enables phthisiatricians to specify the process extension and to readjust the treatment tactics.
Some Special Programmes remained severely underfunded, forcing the Office to readjust operational priorities and budgets on an ongoing basis.
Their activities and total strength would remain at the present level until September/October 1998 when it would be my intention to begin gradually to readjust and downsize the political component.