Exemples d'utilisation de Must be able to continue en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Christianity must be able to continue to live in the land of her origins.
The Agency finds that for the service to be viable, Air Canada must be able to continue selling seats without interruption.
Christianity must be able to continue to live there, where its origins lie.
Acknowledgement of the limits to the possibilities of installation a place in which researchers must be able to continue their work.
The Mechanism must be able to continue its activities, without preconditions and without any interference.
The Agency is of the opinion that, for the service to be viable, Eva Airways must be able to continue selling seats without interruption.
The Commission must be able to continue functioning effectively as a College;
The Agency is of the opinion that, for the service to be viable, China Airlines must be able to continue selling seats without interruption.
SAR NGOs must be able to continue their life-saving activities without impediments.
Companies undergoing a restructuring must be able to continue to operate during the period.
It must be able to continue negotiations in certain areas while preparing for negotiations in others.
Similarly, the Office for Democratic Institutions andHuman Rights must be able to continue to play its role in monitoring elections, and its autonomy must be preserved to that end.
It must be able to continue to document cases in which chemical weapons are used, whether the perpetrators are state or non-state actors.
The Agency has carefully reviewed and considered the application and is of the opinion that in order for theservice to be viable, El Al must be able to continue selling seats without interruption.
Québec university system must be able to continue to assert itself on the international stage.
But at the same time, our schools must continue to operate, and our compatriots who want to worship in synagogues,in mosques and in churches must be able to continue doing so.
Every worker in the Community must be able to continue vocational training throughout working life.
Patients must be able to continue working intermittently whenever and however they wish to, with adapted temporary or permanent arrangements.
Finally, the United Nations International Drug Control Programme must be able to continue to play its role as coordinator of the United Nations activities to control narcotics.
Staff must be able to continue to support the current environment while preparing themselves for their new role in the future environment.