Examples of using Need to defend in English and their translations into Finnish
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Gaeta, we need to defend!
We need to defend the written word.
I understand the need to defend yourselves.
The need to defend a market position first has to be assessed.
You were doing your duty. No need to defend yourself.
You need to defend my work!
We need to shore up Castle Black and we need to defend the Wall.
No need to defend me, love.
There is nothing in his statements that refers clearly to the need to defend and update the European social model.
You need to defend the accused.-What?
Yes. You never felt the need to defend yourself from her?
It has ignored the need to defend the interests of EU producers, ensuring fair prices for production and business continuity, especially for small and medium-sized farming.
Thus insurrectionary anarchists are not Bakuninists, for example, and feel no need to defend all his writings and actions.
Let nobody plead the need to defend their country at national level and continental level!
Which means you're not worried about getting a kid, It means you don't feel the need to defend yourself, which means you have already got one.
We acknowledge the need to defend consumer rights in the EU Internal Market, particularly those of the most vulnerable.
The main reason that this has been done with these countries is the need to defend European Union producers, of bananas in this case.
This policy is based on the Community's need to defend itself against the threat of unfair competition from the merchant fleets of some third countries and against protectionist trends.
As Commissioner Barrot has just told us, this commitment has also been reflected in the recently adopted Stockholm Programme,which recognises the courage and dignity of the victims and the need to defend their rights.
There is nothing we need to defend against anybody.
We need to defend our competitive capacity, but we must also respond to the thousands and thousands of workers who are affected by this very broad and decisive process.
In Europe, the promotion of CSR reflects the need to defend common values and increase the sense of solidarity and cohesion.
While the need to defend a given European farm model is being asserted, we are avoiding giving it a precise definition by means of Community preference, autonomy in terms of foodstuffs and public health protection.
IT Madam President, I feel bound to note that a sense of fear and a need to defend European interests still prevail among some Members in this Chamber: in other words, they are on the defensive.
Does the Commission intend to take bolder steps with a view to achieving more effective cooperation between the Member States in preventing andcombating crime in Europe, given the need to defend the individual liberties of European citizens?
Amendment No 1 refers to the Montreal Protocol and the need to defend biosafety and the consultation of and request for authorisation from non-EU countries for exports.
But there are aspects with which we disagree, such as the link that is claimed between energy efficiency and what is called the Europe 2020 Strategy, which provides for the creation of a single market in energy, the promotion of market-based instruments, the European Emissions TradingSystem masking some of the profits from energy efficiency, and overlooking the need to defend a strong energy public sector that each State needs to promote.
In order for me to be successful, I need to defend really well, number one, and[I need to] be a big, physical presence out there,” described Murray, who spent seven-and-a-half seasons in the gritty confines of the Western Conference before heading to Pittsburgh at the trade deadline this April.
Someone needs to defend this world.
Someone needs to defend this world.