Primeri uporabe We need to recognise v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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We need to recognise that everything in life is transient.
These regions have permanent handicaps and we need to recognise this.
We need to recognise that there is a risk of a vicious circle here.
Before there can be new legal bases under the Lisbon Treaty, I think we need to recognise the specificity of sport in our society.
We need to recognise that we will always have problems.
This American formulation of the answer to me is just patently wrong-we all have limitations that we need to recognise- but it certainly serves as a useful mobilising myth.
I think that we need to recognise it and use it for our common good.
This government was elected just recently;it is a fact that there are problems, but we need to recognise that it was democratically elected and allow it to pursue its efforts.
I think that we need to recognise that strengthening ESMA's role is a step in the right direction.
We need to recognise that these matters are very much the responsibility of every Member State.
Naturally, the situation in Belarus still remains serious, but we need to recognise that one way of coaxing Belarus towards the European Union is to recognise and respond to Mr Lukashenko's overtures.
We need to recognise the signs of the future and invest in renewable energy sources and green technologies.
In the case of undocumented refugees, we need to recognise and safeguard fundamental rights, professional ethics and public health aspects, and to ensure the provision of basic services;
We need to recognise that the use of plant protection products and pesticides has major economic benefits.
In writing.-(IT) I have voted in favour because I strongly believe that we need to recognise the central role played by women in places where their work is fundamental to the performance or recovery of that particular local economy, which in itself contributes to the general growth of our countries.
We need to recognise that our partner in the fight against climate change is better than its reputation.
Nevertheless, we need to recognise their status, their conditions of joyous existence and the gratitude they deserve.
We need to recognise that sufficient progress has not been made in integrating Roma since the Commission launched its first appeal to this effect in 2005.
Realistic, because we need to recognise that only through engagement and long-term effort can we really hope to achieve genuine reforms in China.
We need to recognise the problem and admit that there is one, even if often, it is as if we were hiding behind the notion that we have already resolved it.
Mr President, I think we need to recognise, when we are talking about regions trading with each other, that it is not countries that trade with each other, but people and businesses that trade with each other.
We need to recognise that there is a greater goal out here; that services that make up so much of our economy need to be unlocked and liberalised.
In developing a new vision and direction for EU policy, we need to recognise that conserving energy, natural resources and raw materials, using them more efficiently and increasing productivity will be the key drivers of the future competitiveness of our industry and our economies.
However, we need to recognise that remaining differences between parties may delay agreement on this until next year.
Secondly, we need to recognise that there is little or no direct relationship between the price in the retail sector and the raw material price received at the farm gate.
We need to recognise with humility and courage that we stand face-to-face with the mystery of evil, which strikes most violently against the most vulnerable, for they are an image of Jesus,” he said.
Firstly, we need to recognise lifelong learning as one of the crucial pillars of flexible security strategies in order to make sure that our labour market functions better, as Commissioner Andor has said.
We need to recognise the problems that there have been with cohesion funds over the years, and that is why regional policy in the forthcoming period must also be made far more effective in terms of its implementation and also made more results-oriented.
We need to recognise that, some years after its introduction and despite having proven its worth internationally, the euro does not seem to have made any significant progress in carving out a role as an element and symbol of European identity.
Nevertheless, Mr Moraes, we need to recognise that in terms of the surrender of nationals,we are occasionally seeing old extradition procedures being used which is a sign of the residual lack of confidence in some Member States and in certain criminal justice systems.