Examples of using Needs to be understood in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
This needs to be understood.
There's the sickness that needs to be understood.
It needs to be understood emotionally.
Everyone has their own ways to manage and that needs to be understood.
The science needs to be understood.
What needs to be understood is that referendums in Europe only make sense if they have consequences.
The cat's need for turning claws needs to be understood and forgiven.
This needs to be understood in Australia.
Let us raise another important point that needs to be understood if you want to advance.
This needs to be understood from the divine viewpoint.
The reasons can be very diverse, and each of them needs to be understood in order to increase milk yield.
The point that needs to be understood here is that you have not purchased these fats in two months.
Free ad supported website hosting is available,but the downside needs to be understood before you opt for free hosting.
If there's one thing that needs to be understood, it's this: breakfast is not the most important meal of the day.
In the period of adolescence, the individual is under severe emotional and psychological pressure,and therefore needs to be understood and supported especially from people close to him.
And it needs to be understood from the start, starting with the cultivation of maggot without smell.
The assumption is that we understand everything that needs to be understood about them, and that without them we would be worse off.
First of all, there needs to be some degree of commitment and exclusivity between the two partners, furthermore,this commitment needs to be understood and agreed by the two people.
This simple fact needs to be understood by the Senators.
The conferences will be completed with roundtables where topics of interest will be discussed, such as“Future of FM from a research perspective”,“IT-driven FM future- How technology is shaping the FM industry andwhat to expect”,“Business-driven FM models- How different FM is in each field of application” and“FM in Eastern Europe- A potential market that needs to be understood”.
This whole situation needs to be understood in a wider context.
Post-meeting note: the Agency secretariat, when further reflecting on the amendment made, and taking into account additional feedback from CHMP members, will specify in a Q& A document(which will be published on the Agency's website, as well as being provided to all members/experts when completing their DoI)that a'department' needs to be understood as'the immediate organisational entity in which the member/expert operates'.
A transformation is coming which needs to be understood by the humanitarian structures and humanitarian models.
Also, as set out in the Commission reply to paragraph 50, when assessing whether countries are in a similar situation in a given area, it is important to look not just at a static assessment of their performance in that policy area, but also to consider their capacity for effecting meaningful change.A‘similar set of conditions' needs to be understood in terms of the overall content of the requirements, not in terms of the numbers of conditions.
The main thing that needs to be understood is that the ritual provides for the child's introduction to church life.
Under international law, when not otherwise provided in the treaty,the word“measure” needs to be understood broadly as encompassing any sort of act or step taken by a State.
Something which also needs to be understood is the perspective of Member States which are undertaking large infrastructural projects.
The collective dimension of networked intelligence needs to be understood historically, as part of a specific momentum of capitalist development.
Culture needs to be understood in its widest meaning- even families have their own culture that needs to be understood and what are the motivations of the parents and impact on the child.
The state of the European economy needs to be understood as a whole; it is not merely the result of progress made during the two-day summit.