Examples of using Essential to guarantee in English and their translations into Czech
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It is essential to guarantee a high level of food safety.
In writing.- More investment in research and innovation is essential to guarantee a sustainable and competitive future for our economies.
It is in fact essential to guarantee fair conditions of competition with the producers of the EU's main partners.
Bearing in mind that 40% of the world's sea trade is conducted by Member States of the EU,it is essential to guarantee the safety of the new world routes through the Arctic, particularly for the Member States of the EU.
It is essential to guarantee equal treatment for all EU citizens, regardless of their nationality or country of residence.
In the meantime, a good implementation of this directive is essential to guarantee the safety of these facilities and minimise the risk associated with their management.
It is essential to guarantee a high level of protection for consumers, especially children, without hampering the operation of mobile telephone networks.
The internal market is not self-serving; its purpose is to serve people,thus it is essential to guarantee consumer rights in all EU countries by means of active goods, services, capital and labour markets.
It is essential to guarantee consumers access to food products, but also to guarantee farmers a decent income.
In particular, it should be pointed out that, for medical personnel, adequate safeguards in the organisation of shifts andrest periods are essential to guarantee not only fair conditions in themselves, but also to guarantee the safety and quality of care for patients and a reduction of clinical risk.
I consider it essential to guarantee children and pregnant women good health conditions.
I voted in favour as I believe it is essential to guarantee patients access to information on prescription-only medicinal products.
It is essential to guarantee a certain level of coherence between the attainment of the results in question and the resources assigned to them at EU and national level, thereby improving synergies between European and domestic public investments.
Lastly, I consider it essential to guarantee the right to resume the same job or be allocated an equivalent working position.
For example, it is essential to guarantee freedom of expression and of information on this new medium, while ensuring at the same time that respect is shown for other fundamental freedoms, such as the protection of people's private lives and of personal data, and for intellectual property.
Therefore it is essential to guarantee and simplify universal access to European cultural heritage and to ensure that it be promoted and preserved for generations to come.
Furthermore, it is essential to guarantee proper representation for SMEs, especially in national technical committees, where they do not face linguistic or cost-related obstacles.
I believe that it is essential to guarantee patient access to reliable and independent information on medicines subject to medical prescription that are available on the market.
Parliament's contribution is essential to guarantee that the means of applying intellectual property rights will not obstruct innovation, competition, protection of personal data and the free movement of information.
It is therefore essential to guarantee that, at the very least, there is an exemption scheme for the outermost regions. We therefore insist that the air links of the outermost regions, not only between themselves, but also with the continent, are excluded from the application of this scheme.
It is therefore essential to guarantee conditions for the sustainability of holdings as well as a degree of price stability, so that producers can safeguard their livelihoods by improving product quality, which will have a positive impact on the whole chain from producer to consumer.
It is essential to guarantee the public service which also exists in the financial sector, without which we will worsen social inequalities, dramatically affecting those people with fewer financial resources, social solidarity institutions and other social organisations, including small and micro-enterprises.
It is essential to guarantee a high level of protection for consumers in the 27 Member States and at the same time take into due account the need for manufacturers, regardless of their size, to provide their goods and services to European consumers without having to deal with unnecessary legal barriers.
The Council and the Commission must use all the pressure they can exert to persuade the Israeli Government to move and to guarantee future essential humanitarian aid for the Palestinian people.
It is now essential both to guarantee a higher level of protection to all consumers in the 27 Member States of the European Union and to ensure that businesses have the possibility of providing their products and services without encountering unnecessary legal obstacles stemming from differing systems.