Examples of using Need to recognise in English and their translations into Czech
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When will I ever need to recognise an amylase enzyme again?
These regions have permanent handicaps and we need to recognise this.
We need to recognise this stuff for what it is, magic tricks.
It needs to be implemented butit will also create problems, and we need to recognise that.
Second, all participants in the budget process need to recognise that some risk of error is unavoidable.
We need to recognise that there is a risk of a vicious circle here.
Before there can be new legal bases under the Lisbon Treaty,I think we need to recognise the specificity of sport in our society.
I think that we need to recognise it and use it for our common good.
Furthermore, the inequalities in our society are becoming ever more widespread,such as the lack of a minimum wage- which must be adopted in all countries- and the need to recognise workers' rights.
We also need to recognise, though, that this really is a very complex problem in practice.
Secondly, the storage of gas reserves is important,but again we need to recognise that it is expensive and funding will be required.
Secondly, we need to recognise that the European institutions have taken up this cry of protest.
The balance between the efficient operation of the Parliament and the need to recognise the plurality of voices and opinions within the Parliament must be struck with care.
We need to recognise that these matters are very much the responsibility of every Member State.
Civil aviation has to recognise that it needs to be involved inan emission trading scheme, and environmentalists need to recognise that people want to fly and the aviation industry contributes greatly to the economic well-being of many of our regions as well as national economies.
We also need to recognise the contribution made by people over the age of 50 to the common good.
My second point is that we need to recognise that stability is not the only decisive factor.
We need to recognise that the use of plant protection products and pesticides has major economic benefits.
This is a vicious circle and we need to recognise that no one stands to benefit from this situation in the long term.
We need to recognise the value and importance of doing this if we want serious trade agreements.
Mr Barrot also spoke about the need to recognise the external costs of transport and Mr Albertini spoke about some of the amendments.
We need to recognise the signs of the future and invest in renewable energy sources and green technologies.
I also think that the view it takes regarding the need to recognise the position of the indigenous nations, especially the Sami, is of particular importance.
Consumers need to recognise Community products and know why they are healthier than others.
For Serbia in particular, we all need to recognise how far it has come and support its progress by encouraging it to move towards Europe.
We need to recognise that what we do as individuals is connected to the fate of the planet and the fate of other people.
Finally, I should like to mention the need to recognise vocational qualifications, thereby facilitating the increased mobility of professionals and students.
However, we need to recognise that remaining differences between parties may delay agreement on this until next year.
On the other hand, we need to recognise that our partner in the fight against climate change is better than its reputation.