Примери за използване на Had to be taken на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Steps had to be taken.
Finally, she decided that extreme measures had to be taken.
Measures had to be taken!
Calculating the orbit was an extremely difficult task since the effect of planetary perturbations had to be taken into account.
His work had to be taken seriously.
They should identify the person(s) responsible for the different stages of the recruitment process,the decisions that had to be taken and the documents required.
The decision had to be taken by mid-October.
Despite the best medical attention the final brain scans on Monday showed irreversible damage and the decision had to be taken to switch off the life support machine.".
We know the photo had to be taken from this apartment.
Staphylococci or Pseudomonas aeruginosa are the mainbacteria involved in these infections and ciprofloxacin bacterial activity had to be taken into account regarding these targeted species.
This pressure had to be taken into account with the development of the façade.
This decision had to be taken.”.
This decision had to be taken at the spring meeting of the board of directors of the IMF, which took place last week.
And, of course, measures had to be taken immediately.
Such measures also had to be taken in respect of other persons in the applicant's position, notably by solving the problems that had led to the Court's findings.
Mrs. Harris, we know the photo had to be taken from this apartment.
In order to establish whether or not the Community industry suffered injury and to determine consumption and the various economic indicators related to the situation of the Community industry, it was examined whether andto what extent the subsequent use of the Community industry's production of the like product had to be taken into account in the analysis.
The decision for relocation had to be taken by the governments of the 27 Member States.
Therefore the Court argued that the element of"donuts" retained an independent distinctive role in the mark for which registration was requested and, therefore, had to be taken into account in the overall assessment of the likelihood of confusion.
A political decision had to be taken by the end of this month, because the later, the worse.
It follows that the Community legislature must at the very least be able to produce and set out clearly andunequivocally the basic facts which had to be taken into account as the basis of the contested measures and on which the exercise of its discretion depended.
The failure to disclose the French technical authorisation prompted the Belgian, Luxembourg and Netherlands patent offices to consider that the date of 16 November 1987- corresponding to the issue of the technical authorisation in Luxembourg and which had been notified by AZ at the express request of those offices, or inserted, in the case ofthe Luxembourg patent office, by that office itself- had to be taken into account as date of the first MA in the Community.
Please know that every precaution had to be taken to ensure the secrecy of your arrival.
That absence of disclosure prompted the Belgian, Luxemburg and Dutch patent offices to consider that the date of 16 November 1987,corresponding to the issue of the technical marketing authorisation in Luxembourg, had to be taken into account as date of the first marketing authorisation in the Community.
My little girl's heartrending fate had to be taken into account together with the cuteness and limpidity.
In the present case, the General Court found, in paragraphs 79 and 81 of the judgment under appeal, that, even if the element“bimbo” were dominant in the trademark for which registration was sought, the“doughnuts” element was not negligible in the overall impression produced by that trademark and, accordingly,the“doughnuts” element had to be taken into account in the comparison of the trademarks at issue.
Jean-Claude Juncker announced that this decision had to be taken at the informal Eurogroup meeting on March 30 in Copenhagen.
(20) Suffice it, in particular, to recall that it has been ruled that a unilateral declaration by the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland,by which that State declared who were to be regarded as its nationals for the purposes of Community law, had to be taken into consideration for the purpose of interpreting the Treaty and, more particularly, for determining the scope ratione personae of the Treaty.
The court also stated that,despite the disclaimer, the terms to which it related had to be taken into account in the assessment of that likelihood, in so far as they could have an effect on the overall impression created by the earlier trade mark, and hence on the extent of protection of that mark.
On 21 November 2006, the applicant sent a letter to the authorising officer in which, in essence, if necessary,having regard to the new decision which had to be taken by the evaluation committee, it proposed to clarify its tender, if need be, at a meeting with him.