Exemplos de uso de Clearly a need em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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There is clearly a need to introduce more controls.
In short, as Pablo Iglesias put it in his presentation,"digitalization is not an option, it's clearly a need.
Commissioner, there is clearly a need for a peace deal or a peace accord.
One final point: ten years after the initiation of the Ombudsman's statute,there is clearly a need for a review.
There is clearly a need to co-ordinate measures at European level, in order to avoid a duplication of effort.
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We must not allow a subsidy race between the Member States,so there is clearly a need for less aid, and aid that is better targeted.
So there is clearly a need, just as in all other sectors of labour legislation, for a common, flexible framework.
Organ shortage is a common dilemma in all European countries,and there is clearly a need to improve the system supporting organ donation across the EU.
There is quite clearly a need for a bridge across the belt so that we can remove this bottleneck from the north-south axis.
I am also delighted to hear what you have said,because I believe that this is clearly a need that Parliament has indicated and the Commission has considered.
Mr President, there is clearly a need to re-establish supplies of drinking water and electricity in Iraq, along with health services.
Despite measures to encourage the national authorities responsible for fighting terrorism to share information,there is clearly a need for greater mutual trust.
We all agree that there is clearly a need to re-think the whole Iraqi issue and to identify the best course of action to take.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I too should like to congratulate Mr Hutchinson on the excellent work he has done:there is clearly a need to implement effective policies designed to counter fiscal dumping among the various Member States.
There is clearly a need to regulate and inspect the application of appropriate standards throughout the Union, and the Proposal is to be warmly welcomed for this reason.
Administering and auditing the telecommunications lifecycle has become a significant challenge at International Institutions and there is clearly a need to contain runaway costs from increasing voice and data communications.
Formal knowledge, socially recognized,was not clearly a need for these professionals, because what they knew allowed them to exercise power in the wards of the CSE.
There is clearly a need to have a close partnership with non-EU countries in the Mediterranean based on respect for human rights and the rule of law.
Irrespective of this welcome flexibility on the Commission's part, however,there is nonetheless clearly a need to ask the fundamental question of whether the system of determining penalties that we are currently looking at still, in any way, corresponds to the principles of the rule of law.
There is clearly a need for EU-wide random checks, and the UK- my own Member State- has already been applying such a system with very positive results.
In some parts of the EU,the establishment of FLAGs is taking longer than was originally envisaged and there is clearly a need for capacity building at all levels; elsewhere, groups and MAs have already accumulated considerable experience or used existing capacities and structures e.g. from initiatives such as Leader.
There is clearly a need for more thorough checking of containers at the point of departure and arrival and for closer cooperation between the authorities in different countries.
There is clearly a need to expand the study of godparenting in the post-abolition period, which can help in the re-discussion of clientelism in the Brazilian rural world Rios.
There is clearly a need to safeguard and to strengthen equal treatment and equal pay for equal work in the same workplace, as already laid down in Article 39(12) of the European Community Treaty.
While on the one hand there is clearly a need to integrate maritime policy within the European Union, given that its associated activities produce 40% of EU GDP, on the other it is right to regulate such activities taking non-EU competitors into account.
While there is clearly a need for short-term action by Member States to mitigate the impact on the most vulnerable households, the main policy response should aim at facilitating our transition towards clearly more sustainable ways of producing and consuming energy.
Ladies and gentlemen,there is clearly a need to redouble our efforts but, despite the fact that we are still far from achieving our goal, it is clear that things are beginning to move, since the first European forum on the Roma in itself marks a change.
From this reality, there is clearly a need to rethink construction of a network of alternatives to psychiatric hospitalization, taking into consideration the real needs of users, because sometimes they return to family and social life without the necessary treatment or effective care.
As a result of that meeting there is clearly a need to coordinate that EU action to complete the EU internal market and remove trade barriers to the creation of the home markets for satellite communications, in particular in the manufacturing sector, and also in the services sector.
Recognising, however, that there is clearly a need for action at the EU level in this field to prevent distortions in the banking systems of other Member States following inaction or inadequate action in relation to short selling by a national authority, Advocate General Jääskinen suggests that a more appropriate legal basis for the adoption of Article 28 would have been Article 352 TFUE.