Examples of using Need to coordinate in English and their translations into Czech
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No, we need to coordinate.
The Stability and Growth Pact is one of the elements that has most demonstrated the need to coordinate our economic policies.
We will need to coordinate.
Need to coordinate a phone trace for the next time Spartacus calls.
Obviously, we need to coordinate our efforts.
On behalf of all three of us, please allow me to thank all the rapporteurs and Parliament for this initiative, which is being taken at an extremely serious and challenging time for all of us, at a time of economic crisis, with the recent difficulties of the euro,which clearly highlight the interdependency of all our Member States and the need to coordinate our countries' economic policies.
You will need to coordinate them too.
The answer has to be yes, in view of the dramatic increase in aircraft movements over Europe and the need to coordinate connections whilst retaining maximum safety levels.
We need to coordinate transport for qasim.
So captains Frank and Becky need to coordinate timing.
We need to coordinate with the Pentagon.
Morning. Obviously, we need to coordinate our efforts.
I need to coordinate the cleaning staff.
Hold on, boys! Just need to coordinate a flight path!
I need to coordinate the environmental response, reroute supply.
For the next time Spartacus calls. Need to coordinate a phone trace.
We also need to coordinate our technical assistance better.
And the robots need to look around,see where the ball is, need to coordinate and actually play a game of soccer.
We need to coordinate an orderly evacuation without causing unnecessary panic.
But as more citizens use electric vehicles, the need to coordinate charging with wholesale power prices will increase.
We need to coordinate Member State practices in order to increase trust.
I would like to draw the commissioner's attention to the need to coordinate politics with economic issues and with Mr Almunia once again.
There is the need to coordinate the Member States' budgets with the European project so that efforts are aimed in the same direction.
This is very important in the light of the different systems used in Member States, the need to coordinate and unify them at the level of the 27 countries and statistical offices as well as Eurostat.
The need to coordinate clocks over great distances became a huge issue, especially when the cities were connected by a single track.
We need all possible sources of supply, and we particularly need to coordinate all the actions of the Member States in order to optimise their contribution to our joint needs. .
Sixthly, the need to coordinate the promotion of EU policies at an international level and to support the Member States in their negotiations with non-EU countries.
It wants the European institutions to be the ones to decide how, when and why to use this tool,freely and without the need to coordinate with the authorities of the country to be stabilised; this makes it a de facto mechanism designed for the covert defence of European interests.
There is also a need to coordinate fiscal policy, because the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base would make the Single Market a better business environment for European enterprises.
So we're gonna need to coordinate with everyone now.