Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Indispensible in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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He is indispensible.
but no one is indispensible.
But stability is indispensible for recovery.
Indispensible for those'on the go' for a long time.
your proven ability have been indispensible here.
Indispensible for all perfectionists and display aquariums.
oversight are indispensible.
Indispensible help on the farm yard and in the farm buildings!
it is… indispensible that we return them to California.
Transparency is indispensible for well-functioning markets
play a role in the longer term, in particular five key actions are indispensible in 2010.
Make yourself indispensible and no one will find cause to exclude you.
However, in view of demographic change and global social challenges excellent basic research is indispensible.
And he could definitely hope to become indispensible to Dönitz, as he has been to Hitler,
There is demand by Member States to use it further at all possible levels where close cooperation is seen as indispensible.
rhenium super alloys are an indispensible input for modern aircraft production Annex 2, table 3.
These standards are also considered indispensible with a view to ensuring that asylum seekers who are the subject to the Dublin procedures have their applications examined under equivalent conditions in different Member States.
the Commission considers it indispensible to pursue five key actions in 2010.
Certain indispensible rules of general interest relating for example to the environment,
clearly that the EU is a major, and therefore indispensible, partner of the Alliance.
national levels remains indispensible to foster competition
All these things are indispensible for the European economy
which is indispensible for sustainable and evidence based policy making in the field of migration and visa.
These standards are also considered indispensible with a view to ensuring that applicants for international protection who are the subject to the Dublin procedures have their applications examined under equivalent conditions in different Member States.