Exemplos de uso de Must be published em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This prayer must be published.
This means, as the rapporteur proposes, that the relevant information must be published.
The prospectus must be published either.
Since a new procedure is involved, a new contract notice must be published.
Listing particulars must be published either.
Article 29- A patent application that is withdrawn or abandoned must be published.
Video clips must be published to your Wall.
The results of the investigations must be published.
The Gospel must be published in all the world-Mk 13:10.
The passenger fares offered must be published.
These criteria must be published by 1 January 1995 at the latest.
The particulars referred to in(a) and(b) must be published in full.
New legislation must be published and made available to them in a language they can understand.
Decisions granting negative clearance must be published in the Official Journal.
If during the debates someone were also insulting in the comments,The comment must be published.
Study registration number: this must be published at the end of the abstract.
The following must be published together with the annual accounts, and in like manner:- the proposed appropriation of the profit or treatment of the loss.
It is this WAR file the one which must be published in the WebLogic server.
The positions must be published and respect ERA guidelines gender balance, fairness, transparency, etc.
To be eligible for Nebula Award consideration a novelette must be published in English in the United States.
The following must be published, as laid down in Article 39, in the gazette referred to in paragraph 1 of that Article.
The text of decisions ending a procedure after the second phase must be published in the Official Journal in all Community languages.
Article 9 A prospectus must be published or made available to the public not later than the time when an offer is made to the public.
Under Article 3a(2) of the Directive, a consolidated list of the measures taken by Member States must be published once a year in the Official Journal.
All posts and articles must be published online and accessible by everyone.
Regulations must be published in the Official Journal and, unless otherwise provided therein, enter into force 20 days after publication.
It is obvious that these results must be published in order to achieve the required level of transparency.
Such information must be published before the date on which official listing starts, except where debt securities are issued on a continuous basis at varying prices.
This means that the"reverse MX" records must be published, these records tell what machines send email from a given domain.
These calls must be published on the Register of Expert Groups and must clearly outline the selection criteria, including the required expertise and interest groups targeted.