Examples of using Approach needs in English and their translations into German
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This approach needs to be changed.
Experience has shown that this approach needs to be refined.
This approach needs to be re-considered.
However, the approach needs to be more holistic.
This approach needs to be incorporated into a global and adequately prioritised programme for computerisation.
This long-term approach needs to be carried forward.
Our approach needs the support of the international community.
The partnership approach needs to be strengthened.
This approach needs to be complemented by a White Paper dealing with globalisation, looking at the European Union's position as a major actor in an area for which the Union is directly responsible and perhaps bringing together a number of Commissioners from different disciplines to look at a global strategy for the European Union.
However, such an approach needs to respect the principle that financial assistance may not, under any circumstances, increase fishing effort.
This approach needs to be extended and consideration must be given to the better exploitation of existing networks.
That approach needs to be abandoned once and for all, before it does any more damage to China's quest for long-term stability and prosperity.
This new approach needs to take advantage of a world of globalisation and interdependence which the crisis has underlined still further.
Your approach needs to be consistent, whether your client is on location with a sales rep, on a computer at work, or using their mobile phone during their commute.
Such an approach needs to include a healthy diet, exercise, psychotherapy, life style, supportive relationships and developing stress management skills.
Such an approach needs to be complemented by appropriate industrial investment and technology policies, and by inclusive financial facilities designed to support them.
As I have already said, any approach needs to balance two factors: the need for the transplantation of organs- which is usually a matter of life or death- and the need to ensure high standards of quality and safety of such organs.
Any new approach needs to increase the available resources and can only be successful if it takes fully the existing national systems into account, integrates them into a true European programme which should lead to a real step-change and modernisation for the existing national systems.
This new approach needs to be an improvement on the traditional approach that the European Union has been following up to now, which is essentially based on encouraging environmental improvement in the production sector through standards that establish limits for pollution and also through voluntary instruments that promote the differentiation of companies and products that incorporate environmental improvements.
But intuitive approaches needs most notably some steps in evolution;
Active ageing: comprehensive approach needed.
Innovatory approach needed;
These different approaches needed to be explained clearly and in a structured way at the beginning.
Both approaches need to be examined.
These two approaches need to go hand in hand," adds EESC President Staffan Nilsson.
New approaches need to be found here.
These approaches need to be concentrated stronger in order to create space for new ideas.
Please keep in mind that new approaches needed only where they will be out of place.
The Integrated Coastal ZonesManagement programme is an example of the measures and approaches needed to reconcile economic well being and a good social structure with nature and landscape protection.
Broad, diversified approach needed Hans Ulrich Häring, diabetes researcher at the TÃ1⁄4bingen Institute for Diabetes Research and Metabolic Diseases of Helmholtz Zentrum MÃ1⁄4nchen, warned against reducing personalized medicine to the analysis and treatment based on genetic characteristics, as so often occurs in the public discussion.