Examples of using Same need in English and their translations into Danish
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The same need for excitement.
And I sense that same need in you.
Different products, causing different environmental impacts,may fulfil the same need.
And we have the same need for ritual.
Choose the same need sealant designed to seal aquariums, and the more allowable tank better.
In these markets, consumers have the same need for compact drain traps as in Poland.
If the same need for structural change based on unemployment and low growth exists for Objective 2 areas, why not for the KONVER areas?
And very different products may serve the same need, thus being in competition on the same market.
We have the same need for internal policy coordination in the Union reforms of public procurement contract procedures or in the regulations for services of general interest.
The people who work in these sectors have precisely the same need of rest, sleep and holidays as we'ordinary people.
Grundfos has no longer the same need for storage units as before and decided to donate several storage units to charity through HOLMRIS B8 Circular's Donations Network.
In today's digital society, we can often make do with smaller desks andthere is not the same need for storage units for ring binders and books.
These disabled adults andchildren share the same need for employment and housing and in other areas of their lives which we seek to ensure through the rehabilitation process.
There does not need to be a single economic policy in the same way as for monetary policy, andcorrespondingly there is not the same need for institutional change.
However, we still have the same brains and the same need for meaning; meaning in the world and meaning in life.
There is still the same need; therefore, for the health of workers, for road safety and for perfect competition, we should include self-employed drivers in the Directive.
Different products, causing different environmental impacts,may fulfil the same need. Thus, environmental impacts may be reduced by substituting between products.
There is not the same need for investor protection along the same lines and for the same reasons as in the amended Commission proposal for a prospectus directive.
Companies that operate in the b2b market can have the same need to communicate in order to affect its surroundings and stakeholders.
Secondly, the applicant considers that the difference in composition of wine andbeer does not prevent those beverages from being interchangeable in so far as they are intended to satisfy the same need.
In these markets, consumers have the same need for compact drain traps as in Poland. Thanks to its flexible construction, the trap can be used for drains in the floor or in the wall.”.
If you look really carefully all talk about the same thing,are different ways to define one and the same need: the need to increase and enhance the volume of mp3s.
And we have the same need for ritual. In short: As humans, we need a mythology where we can include ourselves in the tale. We are ritualistic and mythological creatures, not least in connection with birth and death, and in other contexts where life manifests itself in greater joy or horror than we can accommodate.
The products will soon be available on the consumer markets in the UK, France, Germany and the Benelux countries."In these markets,consumers have the same need for compact drain traps as in Poland.
In addition, despite the fact that wine andbeer may, to a certain extent, satisfy the same need- enjoyment of a drink during a meal or as an aperitif- the Court considers that the relevant consumer perceives them as two distinct products.
Such a delimitation would result in all ice-cream having to be included in the produce marka, as the enjoyment of a portion of ice-cream satisfies in every case one and the same need for a'sweet, cool refreshment' at comparable prices.
Only last week, Commissioner,events in the North Sea showed that fishermen's organisations have the same need for, and should have at least the same right to, access to justice as BirdLife or other powerful international organisations.
The same applies in a lot of other areas, such as environment, infrastructure, safety of nuclear power, etcetera. If the countries have the same tasks there must,in principle, also be the same need for economic support.
The Commission and Parliament are also of one mind when it comes to urging Member States and businesses to invest more into ICT research,and we see the same need for ensuring appropriate financial resources for ICT in FP7 and CIP.
Does the Commission agree that all the applicant countries face the same types of problem which need to be resolved before or as they join the EU and that,to start with, they all have the same need for financial support?