Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Must be settled trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It must be settled in the place of personal approach.
Comrades, he said, here is a point that must be settled.
In addition, all outstanding accounts must be settled with the administration before graduation.
Abe later rejected the proposal,repeating Japan's stance that the question of sovereignty must be settled first.
All maritime disputes must be settled by peaceful means in accordance with international law including UNCLOS.
Fate is a human matter, which must be settled among men.
Full payments must be settled to our bank account until the exact date indicated on the invoice we sent.
It absurdity makes of fate a human matter, which must be settled among men.
The question of legal plunder must be settled once and for all, and there are only three ways to settle it.
But the EU has insisted that several key issues--including citizens rights and a financial payment-- must be settled before any future trade talks can start.
This is the date by which an executed order must be settled by the transfer of instruments, or currencies and funds between buyer and seller.
Policy with respect to sovereignty issues in Asian-Pacific waters has been that we take no sides,that such matters must be settled peacefully among the parties involved.
All the disputes must be settled through peaceful negotiation without using force and negotiations must be joined by all relevant parties.
SWIFT does not facilitate funds transfer: rather,it sends payment orders, which must be settled by correspondent accounts that the institutions have with each other.
Territorial disputes must be settled through peaceful means, as was done by India and Bangladesh recently using the mechanisms provided under UNCLOS.
Policy with respect to sovereignty issues in Asian-Pacific waters has been that we take no sides,that such matters must be settled peacefully among the parties involved.
All territorial disputes in the East Sea must be settled through diplomatic measures and joint cooperation without pressure or the use of force.
Later Final Fantasy games also shifted to allude to some sort of cycle that was nearing completion,and some games also demonstrate a conflict between nature and mankind which must be settled.
It will understand that the problem of peoples must be settled by themselves or with them but never without them.
Russia: The Foreign Ministry stated that"the use of force is an unacceptable path[and that][a]ny disputes in relations between the North andthe South must be settled politically and diplomatically".
This is the date by which an executed order must be settled by the transfer of instruments, or currencies and funds between buyer and seller.
Policy with respect to sovereignty issues in Asian-Pacific waters has been that we take no sides,that such matters must be settled peacefully among the parties involved.
For damages, in caseof partial renouncement from the contract the services realized hitherto must be settled and paid according to actual status as of the day of the renouncement from the contract.
The Russian Foreign Ministry stated shortly after the shelling that“the use of force is an unacceptable path” and“disputes in relations between the North andthe South must be settled politically and diplomatically.”.
Leaders of the European Council,France and Germany say the issue of Greek debt must be settled at a crucial meeting of eurozone finance ministers Saturday, after talks Thursday ended without a deal.
Many Security Council resolutions since then, which have the force of international law, have warned that Jerusalem's status is unresolved,that claims of sovereignty by Israel are invalid and that the issue must be settled in negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.
Highlighting the central role of the United Nations the two Prime Ministers reiterated the position that all international andregional disputes must be settled by peaceful means in conformity with international law, avoiding unilateral acts that escalate tensions, threaten peace, security and stability.