Exemplos de uso de Have to implement em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It is absolutely clear that all of them have to implement.
One have to implement a wonderful caution in choosing the right pill.
Classes that implement this interface have to implement this new method.
One have to implement a fantastic care in choosing the appropriate supplement.
If you want to sort something, you have to implement the IComparable interface.
You have to implement interfaces for a file adapter and a custom source of images.
This was decided by the Conference of Presidents, and we have to implement this decision.
Formators have to implement and take all this at every stage, as a duty.
The"Functional Safety Hub" is your starting point when you have to implement safety functions.
The, which the Member States have to implement in their legal systems by 27 December 2016.
The device driver software for the video controller andthe X display server program have to implement the XVideo interface.
What plans does the Council have to implement cooperation on home affairs and judicial cooperation?
Dreams outlined on paper, especially those concerning liberalisation,often turn into nightmares for those who have to implement them.
The Member States have to implement the directive by 1 January 1999, the completion date of EMU.
Not only do we speak about people, but also we speak about people who were historically excluded and oppressed;therefore, we have to implement new and creative solutions.
Imagine you have to implement a client to a remote file server FTP, cloud storage….
This also holds true for monitoring action that Member States have to implement within the framework of the common fisheries policy.
Member States have to implement the new Enforcement Directive in their national legislation no later than two years and twenty days after its publication in the EU's Official Journal.
I agree with the tabled amendment to the present proposal suggesting that Member States that have already renounced at least 20% of their quota should not have to implement further quota reductions.
So the SME might have to implement several different solutions, whereas the larger company has one.
It is the best way of preventing the 100 orso persons involved in drafting the most important tasks the EU institutions have to implement on behalf of all Poles from feeling cheated.
From the point of view of legal form, however, this legislation is a directive and therefore needs to be implemented by the Member States,who will have to implement and also apply it correctly.
But let me just describe the specific procedure that you have to implement in order to compute all of these things, the vectors, u1, u2, the vector z. Here's the procedure.
What improvements do you intend to make in terms of consultation of all the actors involved- consumers,SMEs, and the government departments that will have to implement any particular laws that emerge from this?
These banks will have to implement appropriate measures to remedy their weaknesses and above all to turn to the private sector by financing themselves directly from the markets or by selling assets.
We also need to involve local and regional authorities more in our structures and planning because, ultimately,they are the ones who have to implement tasks on the ground, and make it clear which tasks need to be fulfilled if we are to achieve the objectives we have quite rightly set for ourselves.
Just the governments have to implement some more rules and reminding people to be good,to be virtuous, to adhere to the law of love like not killing animals, not eating animals, and not doing anything harmful to animals or other humans or even the environment.
In conclusion, I am proud to be the rapporteur of this report because it is a clear demonstration that regardless of our political views on Europe and its future role,there are many areas like this where we can work together in a way which makes a practical difference to many people- both those who are dependent on our care and those who have to implement our rules and regulations.
I would also plead for input from those who have to implement this labelling to make sure that it is clear and transparent, that it is of good design and can easily be seen and understood.