Примеры использования What was needed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What was needed, May?
Who did what was needed?
What was needed beak like a parrot.
Want had nothing to do with it, butI did get what was needed.
I did what was needed.
I knew you didn't have the strength to do what was needed.
Only what was needed to soften her.
Excellent plugin, high-quality and convenient- exactly what was needed!
Your orders were to do what was needed That's all.
What was needed, they continued, was a broad alliance against AIDS.
That man was blackmailing you,and… I did what was needed for our team.
What was needed was for agreements to be implemented.
The Secretariat must be clear about what was needed to fulfil mandates.
What was needed was constructive negotiation in a spirit of goodwill.
I felt I had to or he would stop me from doing what was needed, because of how he is. .
What was needed were further negotiations, to be concluded as swiftly as possible.
It was up to the Committee to exchange views on what was needed to assist it in its work.
What was needed was a veritable social contract among all the countries of the globe.
The necessary normative framework was in place; what was needed now was political will and active participation.
I evaluated what was needed, and I gave the assessment to Fury, and he gave you the parameters for your unit.
It is our responsibility to make sure that 25 years from now we can look back andsay, We faced the facts, we saw what was needed, and we did it.
What was needed was to elicit a broad political will regarding the need for such an amendment.
Although $2.4 billion had been pledged,that amount was only a fraction of what was needed over the next few years.
What was needed was the political will to reach agreement on a protocol and good faith during the negotiations.
The time is long past when anyone could claim ignorance about what was happening in Africa, or what was needed to achieve progress.
What was needed was political will, otherwise any number of Decades could pass without real progress.
If the Security Council turned a blind eye to impending disaster,the Secretariat was unable to convince the Council to do what was needed to avert it.
What was needed was to make such tools more readily available and better adapted to the specific national context.
However, the pace and depth of those reforms still fell short of what was needed, partly because of the persistent disconnect between national parliaments and global institutions.
What was needed was a more focused discussion within the Committee on each issue, with the assured presence of the Special Rapporteur for the topic concerned.