Exemples d'utilisation de There is a need to act en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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There is a need to act now.
One thing is certain: there is a need to act quickly.
There is a need to act urgently.
I don't want to alert, but there is a need to act..
There is a need to act urgently," he added.
So we are well positioned. But there is a need to act quickly.
There is a need to act quickly, and so we are ready.
In order to face this situation effectively, there is a need to act in harmony.
There is a need to act at macro and micro level.
With its increased(and even normal) secretion increases anxiety,tension, there is a need to act.
Bryant says there is a need to act quickly.
While the sympathies of Europeans are with the relatives of the victims, there is a need to act.
Here too, there is a need to act using humanitarian, political and diplomatic means.
Fr David Tulimuli, the parish priest and‘camp manager',says there is a need to act quickly.
At the same time there is a need to act in a timely fashion, before all of the uranium has been mined, milled and marketed.
But the basic principle should be that publicity is the rule, unless there is a need to act otherwise.
Furthermore, there is a need to act quickly while protecting the integrity of existing mechanisms under the Convention and its Kyoto Protocol.
Due to the fact that both subregions are seriously affected by land degradation there is a need to act as quickly as possible.
Participants stated that there is a need to act now, even as scientific understanding evolves, and to use adaptive management to adjust as more is learned.
We need to be extra vigilant now, especially with the situation of infants, and there is a need to act fast to scale up pediatric services," Tuladhar said.
There is a need to act now, as there may be a significant lag between improved practices and reduced eutrophication due to the potential for soils to store phosphorous and other potential pollutants for decades.
Cliche and Saravia state this as a moral imperative- that there is a need to act now, and that sufficient data exists to justify that action.
There is a need to act within a"shared sovereignty" area in which everyone and everything moves about freely, including jihadist terrorists and human trafficking networks, but not police officers and not the intelligence that those officers possess.
And the principle of caution is not enough,as very often it is limited to not allowing something to be done, whereas there is a need to act in a balanced and honest way.
In parallel to these efforts to strengthen international resistance to drug markets broadly, there is a need to act on an emergency basis in those parts of the world where the rule of law has collapsed, and ensure that crime prevention is at the head of the agenda when reconstruction begins.
The federal government also maintains the right to establish exploration agreements on federal crown lands without public notice if it feels that it is in the public interest(eg,in expensive frontier exploration) or that there is a need to act quickly.
He said that there was a need to act with respect to the Convention.
It believed thus that there was a need to act and not to postpone decisions.
Several participants, in response, pointed out that such a criterion would be unwarranted given that special procedures were not judicial mechanisms: they offered provisional protection to a potential victim of a human rights violation,and therefore there was a need to act fast upon prima facie evidence.
AFIDE supported the call for action andendorsed the view that there was a need to act together, without delay and using new approaches.