Results for solved translation from French to English

thread solved.
thread solved.

consider it solved.
consider it solved.

voila problem solved.
voila problem solved.

problem solved - forever.
problem solved - forever.

we have solved the issue.
we have solved the issue.

the problem is already solved.
the problem is already solved.

problem solved, and no stress.
problem solved, and no stress.

medium/heavy helicopter transport solved
reconnaissance and liaison helicopter sol ved

force headquarters (fhq) carrying ship r solved yes
force headquarters (fhq) carrying ship r solved

the collective labour disputes can be solved through strikes.
a collective request shall be handled within a month in the way stipulated in the labour code.

a lot of this will be solved with "divisional" control.
a lot of this will be solved with "divisional" control.

really, a lot of problems are solved with a great mic!
really, a lot of problems are solved with a great mic!

a master unmasked, or the pergolesi-ricciotti puzzle solved.
a master unmasked, or the pergolesi-ricciotti puzzle solved.

land s r s solved s s s s q yes yes r r yes yes yes yes yes
land s r s solved s r r yes s s s q yes yes yes yes yes yes

combat engineer battalion (amphibious) s r solved r r solved r
reconnaissance squadron (amphibious) medical treatment facilities role 3 (including in-theatre ashore and afloat medical treatment facilities)

with the help of software developed by 1 the ifo institute, these problems can be solved.
only in 1990 and 1991 minor cut-backs have occurred, whereas high rates of growth have been prevalent in the boom years 1988, 1993 and 1994.

very good service - lcd screen replacement - problem solved - thank you!
thank you!

most of the questions that are discussed in the book have later been solved by national and international legislation.
1994-1996, 1999 founding member and president of the scientific council, russian educational centre of electoral technologies: - training for electoral observers; - drafting of the charter of fair elections.

although considerable difficulties remained to be solved, mr spaak believed that the way forward was now more apparent.
mr spaak apologised for not having discussed in detail the structure of the treaties themselves.

normally, disputes brought before the labour court are solved within a year, which is quite fast.
the third issue was whether the equality commission would grant extensive exemptions to public bodies, delaying the coming into effect of the duty to submit an equality scheme to the commission.