Examples of using Issues need in English and their translations into German
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All three issues need resolving.
FAQ Refund errors Issues Need help?
These issues need to be addressed.
Control, transparency and liability issues need to be clarified.
These issues need to be urgently addressed.
Family and gender issues need more attention.
The issues need to be settled by discussing them together.
All those issues need to be resolved.
These issues need to be clarified before the Commission is given a new mandate.
These social issues need urgent action.
Such issues need to be addressed with Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Austria and the United Kingdom.
Support for two SIM cards Professional issues need to be separated from private, but do not want to carry around two phones?
These issues need to be addressed at the highest management level.
Sensitive issues need to be addressed carefully.
Those issues need to be factored into the WTO negotiations.
These issues need to be dealt with first.
These issues need to be resolved by negotiations.
Global issues need a global, European approach.
Individual issues need individual methodological solutions.
These issues need further elaboration and dialogue with our partners.
These issues need to be addressed for the internal market to function properly.
Many major issues need to be addressed, but the first step is deciding how to buy and sell.
Some issues need further attention, such as the rather low participation of SMEs.
Several issues need to be considered before deciding on policy in this area.
Professional issues need to be separated from private, but do not want to carry around two phones?
These issues need to be addressed on a more continuous basis within a rigorous framework that focuses on results and efficiency.
These issues need to be negotiated and made conditional on concessions from our trading partners under the currently ongoing GATS negotiations.
These issues need to be considered separately as, otherwise, there is a danger of losing cross-party political consensus on this important issue. .
Home Affairs issues need to be embedded in the EU's overall foreign policy in view of facilitating reinforced dialogues and cooperation with third countries.
Bilateral issues need to be addressed by the parties concerned as early as possible and should not hold up the accession process, which should be based on established conditionality.
