Examples of using Put in place in English and their translations into Czech
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Everything has to be put in place.
Please put in place a full bottle!
No regulations were put in place.
Put in place to keep an eye on angus.
No, no, the measures we have put in place.
People also translate
We have put in place, for example, legislation on barometers.
I trust you're aware of the new laws put in place.
The first stones were put in place around 2500 bc.
I strongly recommend a contingency plan to be put in place.
Put in place a better EU system of economic and financial governance.
Moreover, a comprehensive supervisory regime will be put in place.
This mechanism must be put in place quickly, in January 2010.
Community legislation on internal market rules was put in place earlier.
A similar transceiver will be put in place here on Terok Nor-- on Deep Space 9.
Reconciliation is almost inconceivable unless a just new order is put in place.
On Deep Space 9. will be put in place here on Terok Nor-- A similar transceiver.
Of great importance are the security measures put in place by our company.
There are procedures put in place to protect police officers from wrongful dismissal.
We hope that a supervisory system can be put in place as soon as possible.
We must put in place appropriate re-training measures to ensure that the people who lost their jobs at Dell can secure employment in the near future.
Rather, we must reconsider the measures put in place to achieve them.
The Commission should put in place a comprehensive monitoring system for the Youth Guarantee Scheme, covering both structural reforms and measures targeting individuals.
Should it be included in a cleansing mechanism put in place by the banks?
Außerdem, policies andregulations are put in place to protect the ecosystem of the park in light of increasing tourism.
Experts have confirmed that the appropriate technical standards have been put in place.
European farmers must abide by rules put in place for the safety of the consumer.
Appropriate surveillance and a system of fines or penalties should be put in place to address the issue.
Furthermore, new systems must be put in place to ensure that this never happens again, and that funds are available for emergency purposes to stabilise systemic failures.