Examples of using Consequent need in English and their translations into German
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Doris Pack has already referred several times to the consequent need to root sport in the EU Treaties and have it influence the Treaty of Amsterdam.
The added value of the inclusion processhas been to make clear the multi-dimensionality of poverty and exclusion and the consequent need for full, joined-up policy responses.
There is a constant loss, and a consequent need to keep all nature on earth, as far as possible, in line with the original conception, and time is a limitation in which to do this.
We also make forecasts regarding future school enrolment and the consequent need for faculty and other professionals.
The reduction in severe asthma attacks and consequent need for hospital treatment was considered important and outweighed the low risk of side effects, since the medicine's safety profile raised no major concerns.
It has a suitable role to play in the globalisation of financial markets and fulfils the consequent need for harmonisation adjusted to circumstances;
The topic was selected following the successful framing of macro-regional approaches for the Baltic Sea region2- followed by the macro-regional strategies for the Danube, the Adriatic and Ionian region, and the Atlantic-since the Mediterranean is a region with particular characteristics and consequent needs.
It underlines the comprehensive nature of this exercise and the consequent need for a single framework as well as political guidance at the highest level.
The recent French TIC-PME2010 initiative launched by the Economics Ministry to get SMEs to invest more in enhanced ICT and to harmonise in-house processes in specific sectors of the economy(e.g. aeronautics, transport, tourism, agriculture) was inspired by the main political messages spread through the eBSN:competitive underperformance linked to underinvestment in ICT, and the consequent need for more ICT in industrial and services processes.
With regard to fisheries andgiven the much-discussed failure of the Fisheries Agreement with Morocco and the consequent need to restructure our fleets, we must make a careful assessment of how this will be funded.
Fighting it has proved difficult because of(a) the high rate of growth of the population,(b)obsolete plant and the consequent need for costly investment,(c) high expenditure on infrastructure which will only become profitable in the medium term,(d) the growth in the money supply, and(e) very low tax revenue compared with that of Western countries despite a new tax reform.
D As Europe moves towards economic, social and political integration therewill be a need for greater geographical flexibility in the labour force and a consequent need for greater flexibility in urban housing markets.
Given the specificities of the schools, higher education,vocational training and adult education sectors, and the consequent need for Community action to be based on objectives, forms of action and organisational structures tailored to them, it is appropriate to retain individual programmes within the framework of the IntegratedLifelong Learning Programme targeted at each of these four sectors, while maximising the coherence and commonality between them.
The Council took note of comments by the French delegation, supported by two other delegations, on the difficulties confronting the table wine sector following an imbalance between demand andsupply and the consequent need to put appropriate measures in place rapidly, and to consider the review of the management tools provided by the common organisation of the market.
Given the specificities of the schools, higher education,vocational training and adult education sectors, and the consequent need for Community action to be based on objectives, forms of action and organisational structures tailored to them, it is appropriate to retain individual programmes within the framework of the Lifelong Learning Programme targeted at each of these four sectors, while maximising the coherence and common ground between them.
From the point of view of Buddhist economics, therefore, production from local resources for local needs is the most rational way of economic life,while dependence on imports from afar and the consequent need to produce for export to unknown and distant peoples is highly uneconomic and justifiable only in exceptional cases and on a small scale.
Given the situation on the Chinese domestic market,the significant spare capacities and the consequent need to explore export markets, it was considered likely that export prices would be on a low level and dumped.
Recognizing the importance of fullyintegrating environmental considerations in governmental decision-making and the consequent need for public authorities to be in possession of accurate, comprehensive and up-to-date environmental information.
New companies, new competences"- analysing, for the service sector, the correlation between the appearance of new companies in the market,creating new jobs, and the consequent need for new skills skills profiles, offer available in the market, costs, share of good practice, possible co-operation between national systems, etc.
Impure skin needs consequent care in order to reach a sustainable improvement of the skin tone.