Examples of using Process must in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
This process must go on.
In this event, the programming process must be repeated.
My process must be kept a secret.
For on-premises instances, the process must be performed manually.
This process must be started now.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,my side has admittedly lost in a key vote, but the process must continue.
This process must be resolutely continued.
However, a faster inspection and QC process must still deliver reliable results.
The process must, moreover, be carefully watched.
Secondly, the assessment process must be made more transparent.
This process must be repeated when unlocking more than one item.
While the Bremen Procurement Chamber endorsed this approach,the Higher Regional Court of Bremen decided otherwise: the process must now be completed by a contract with Bangert.
The process must become more robust, reproducible and economical.
Securing them can take up to six months and the process must be completed in the nation where you have citizenship, so plan ahead.
This process must be concluded before the convening of the Capability Commitment Conference.
Standards and their development process must keep pace with this fast-emerging market globally.
This process must take place on a permanent basis in order to quickly identify permanent problems or new and known weak points.
During this process must happen a lot and at the right time.
Due process must be followed, and the first amendment must be respected.
The design and process must also be functional and cost efficient.
This process must take place each semester in order to validate the information on the Campuscard.
Visibility: The process must be unique and visible from enterprises.
This process must be performed with great CAUTION as this is an extremely sharp object.
Ths process must happen quickly and precisely so that the FUs can swiftly be transplanted.
This process must be initiated by the commissioned forwarder/carrier with the local Bremerhaven customs office DE002452.
This process must lead- as soon as possible- to constitutional order, free and fair elections and a civilian-led government.
This process must be compatible with NATO and WEU policies and with the gradual integration of the countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
This process must not be seen as some sort of appendix to traditional education, but should become a full part of the education system.
This process must remain comprehensive and should be accompanied by an evaluation of the various instruments involved to ensure their effectiveness.
This process must not be stopped and the EESC should play a leading role in cooperation with the European Commission and the European Parliament.