Examples of using Managing in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Managing admirers?
I have been managing a band.
Keep managing the two-ways, or else we will have dropouts.
I guess that dude is gonna be managing him now.
Deploying and managing[troops] isn't something a civilian can do.
People also translate
Canon-Ebersole should make you the managing director.
It's called managing expectations.
Mr. Andersson, this is Kristy, our new managing nurse.
So does Albert, he's managing Billy's fight career.
Mr. Andersson, this is Kristy, our new managing nurse.
Name's Tert Card-- managing editor, rewrite man, and snow shoveller.
I just want to make sure she's managing without us.
Because managing the warehouse is a very important part of my job.
Perhaps you should leave managing policemen to me.
Your account in his absence? Uh,did he tell you who will be managing.
Five years time, I'm going to be managing Guildford Branch.
Because managing the warehouse is a very important part of my job.
We have our own way and traditions in managing this place.
Managing you for this last week has been the greatest honor of my life.
If you save him, what will they make you, managing editor?
Energy, uh, foreign policy. managing military, Overseeing bureaucracy.
I could invest some cash, well, as a sort of a managing partner.
Overseeing bureaucracy, managing military, uh, energy, uh, foreign policy.
Is a very important part of my job. Because managing the warehouse.
Managing military, uh, energy, uh, foreign policy. Overseeing bureaucracy.
That's why they call me the managing partner… Mm-hmm.
Managing roundtable group in the United States sector. The Council on Foreign Relations serves as the.
The Council on Foreign Relations serves as the managing roundtable group in the United States sector.
Robert Manchin, managing director of Gallup Europe, commented on the optimism of the Kosovo Albanians.
World Bank Managing Director Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala advised Albania to be cautious in its fiscal policies.