Examples of using To do in terms in English and their translations into French
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We still have a lot to do in terms of analysis.
What to do in terms of wind, and what to do in a thunderstorm.
I know what I want to do in terms of actions.
UK: A growing number of workers are saving through company share schemes, butthere is still a real job to do in terms of advice.
We have a lot to do in terms of development.
Now we've got a clear idea of what we need to do in terms of tyres.
We have a lot to do in terms of development.
Now we've got a clear idea of what we need to do in terms of tires.
We still have a lot to do in terms of economic cooperation.
The process moved forward like a steamroller.[…]We need to think about what MSF is going to do in terms of communications.
There is little to do in terms of prevention.
We've seen what the government wants to do in terms of education.
There's lots to do in terms of co-creation and co-innovation.
So we still have quite a lot of work to do in terms of unknowns.
Also in the area there is a lot to do in terms of walks.
We still have lots of work to do in terms of building through the draft and developing our young players, but we are well on track..
Before a production can start,there's a lot to do in terms of preparations.
There is very little to do in terms of upgrading and expanding your"hotel," which is much more like a typical house than anything else.
But I've got a lot of work to do in terms of execution.