Examples of using To be reversed in English and their translations into Swedish
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Cares for it not to be reversed?
To be reversed. Nobody expects technological progress.
This cycle needs to be reversed.
That trend has to be reversed, and I think that these proposals are a good start.
The current trend has to be reversed.
This trend needs to be reversed in the EU if it wants to improve its competitiveness in these markets.
Every step she took also needs to be reversed.
For the harmonic range to be reversed. right now there is a possibility- But as I wrote in my report.
This was a fatal trend that had to be reversed.
The new strategy calls for these trends to be reversed in a particularly difficult economic environment.
Nathan and I have targeted all the processes that need to be reversed.
This decline in global competitiveness has to be reversed by aggressive policy initiatives, effectively implemented.
all four pairs have to be reversed….
Yeah. right now there is a possibility for the harmonic range to be reversed, and we both know how dangerous that could be.- But as I wrote in my report.
Right now there is a possibility- But as I wrote in my report, for the harmonic range to be reversed.
For I will cause their captivity to be reversed,” says the LORD.
The recommended dose of sugammadex depends on the level of neuromuscular blockade to be reversed.
This simple presentation allows the world to be reversed instantly and seamlessly.
causing everything that had happened during the Jumanji board game to be reversed.
The decline in seagoing employment is worrying and needs to be reversed, as seafarers' experience is key also for shore-based jobs.
a trend that urgently needs to be reversed.
crucial role to play: the current tendency towardsearly retirement needs to be reversed- less than 25% of people aged 60-64 arestill in employment.
any commission earned to be reversed.
This phenomenon needs to be reversed, so that emigration under these circumstances ceases to be the last resort: an escape from a situation of insecurity,
and for the charge to be reversed within 3-4 weeks.
The current liberalisation policies need to be reversed and financial means made available that effectively help to protect jobs,
featured a unique sliding hinge allowing the face to be reversed.
and here the burden of proof needs to be reversed so that those who wish to produce and use these substances
a life-threatening condition requiring intensive care to be reversed.
take any action liable to cause such a payment to be reversed by a third party, in order to avoid any legitimate liability.