Examples of using Pointed to the need in English and their translations into Danish
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Mr Barroso has pointed to the need for practical achievements to reinforce our links with citizens and rally them to our cause.
In this regard, I agree with the words of the Spanish Director-General for Fisheries Structures and Markets,Alberto López, who pointed to the need to prevent the trivialisation of eco-labelling.
That said, our rapporteur has wisely pointed to the need, raised many times in this Chamber, for Community-based taxation on non-renewable energy.
In this Resolution on child labour(4), the European Parliament summarized the various aspects of work by young people and stressed its effects on their health, safety and physical andintellectual development, and pointed to the need to adopt a Directive harmonizing national legislation in the field;
In addition, a number of Parliament's resolutions have pointed to the need to establish parliamentary contacts in order to study specific problems.
It did this through its many prophecies concerning the Messiah which Jesus fulfilled. Add to this the sacrificial system that pointed to the need for a sacrifice for sin as well as its own inadequacy with each sacrifice always requiring later additional ones.
Work of the Commission“He pointed to the need to improve the reliability of the control systems of a number of data, obtained during the preparation of the start”, the company said.
Secondly I can report that on 14 November the Public Prosecutor made a statement to the press,in which he said that cooperation with the European Union on this inquiry is progressing well, and in which he pointed to the need for discretion whilst the inquiry is still being conducted, and that such discretion and reticence had been expressly sought by the parents of the children in question.
Several recent decisions by the European Court of Justice have pointed to the need to clarify and simplify competition rules, especially in view of the competitive environment in other parts of the world.
This evaluation pointed to the need for continuity in the strategy to address remaining structural weaknesses, as well asthe need to address new challenges facing an enlarged European Union.
Add to this the sacrificial system that pointed to the need for a sacrifice for sin as well as its own inadequacy with each sacrifice always requiring later additional ones.
Mr President, many have already pointed to the need for enlargement and the fear that has swept countries in Central and Eastern Europe that, with regard to the IGC, too little progress is being made and that, along with this, the chance for rapid enlargement will pass.
This is why the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs has pointed to the need to reduce state aid, to remove non-tariff trade barriers and to help developing countries to be in a better position in the negotiations regarding the multilateral framework and the rules of free trade.
There are many points in the Caccavale report which point to the need for further analysis.
I regret the fact that in Parliament's joint motion for a resolution, other groups have stopped short of pointing to the need for such a force.
There are 18 million unem ployed which challenges and points to the need for changes in the welfare society.
There is no great Australian firewall,” Inman Grant said, pointing to the need for cooperation between law-enforcement bodies.
NATO's decision not to issue an invitation does not mean the rejection of membership but points to the need for a resolution.
It has been important to set this limit, but I believe that this points to the need for an organic urban policy and- and the report mentions this briefly- a policy for mountain areas.
It talks about the'significant progress[that] has been made towards the establishment of a Euro-Mediterranean free-trade area by 2010', pointing to the need for the EU's Mediterranean partners to pursue'further and faster reforms.
I think this situation- one of a certain crisis in relations between Parliament and the Council- points to the need for the European Parliament to put greater pressure on the Council concerning greater transparency over budgetary expenditure.
Our proposal makes the principle of scientific andtechnological cohesion one of the Programme's objectives and it points to the need to seek the maximum degree of complementarity and synergy with other national and regional funds.
I must also point to the need to cut down on the current number of amending budgets, which has been excessive, and urge the Commission to table proposals for the adoption of a regulation containing the multiannual financial framework and for the adaptation of the financial regulation.
Whereas paragraphs 18 and 19 of the Annex to the Council resolution of 14 April1975 on a preliminary programme of the European Economic Community for a consumer protection and information policy(4) point to the need to protect the purchasers of goods or services from demands for payment for unsolicited goods and from high-pressure selling methods;