Examples of using Measures need in English and their translations into German
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More proactive measures need to be implemented.
Measures need to be taken to ensure that this practice is discouraged.
For this reason I believe that decisive measures need to be taken.
Measures need to be taken to prevent future problems.
Again appropriate time-scales and financial measures need to be established.
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Measures need to be taken to reverse the decline in eel fishery.
Although anavar is one of the safest steroids available,particular safety measures need to be taken.
The measures need to go beyond the requirements of local legislation.
The EU has the following thoughts on these developments. Firstly, measures need to be taken to guarantee the coherence of the Sloga coalition.
Many measures need the concerted action of international and national consultants.
Enhancing the security and resilience of CIIs is a long term objective,whose strategy and measures need regular assessments.
Support measures need to be developed to modernise ENP labour market policies.
Nevertheless, in view of the forthcoming reform of the common fisheries policy, the measures need to be adopted after a new legislative framework is in place.
Measures need to be developed to speed up significantly the rate of refurbishment using energy-efficient products and technologies.
The fact that the various transportmodes have different traits means measures need to be put in place that are tailored to each specific mode.
Different measures need to be more closely interlinked and cooperation within and between government agencies needs to be extended.
Nevertheless, I think that new measures need to be taken to inform unions and works committees about the aid received.
These measures need to be applied on the basis of the port of call of merchant vessels and we must decide how to tax emissions.
Active labour market measures need to be further developed in order to remedy the current mismatch of skills on the labour market.
Social measures need to be adapted to the current crisis if the social dimension of the Internal Market is to be stabilised.
Better strategies and more targeted measures need better information on the behavioural risk factors, like condom use or exchanges of needles and syringes.
Measures need to be taken to increase the availability of those works in accessible formats and to improve their circulation in the internal market.
Moreover, the restriction measures need to be proportionate to the objective pursued i.e. protection of particular needs of conventional or organic farming.
Measures need to be implemented which, for instance, take account of the consequences of developing countries being integrated into the global economy.
I believe that more measures need to be taken to control and stamp out illegal fishing, both at European level and at the level of regional fisheries organisations.
In Vietnam, measures need to be taken to reduce pollution of watercourses and ensure that people have reliable access to drinking water.
Effective measures need to be introduced to prevent the formation and activities of violent groups in Europe and collaboration between such groups.
These measures need to be coordinated, even though there is no common policy, if the European Union is to produce the best possible tourism policy.
New measures need to be implemented in the fisheries sector, bearing in mind, in particular, that European fishermen are facing strong global competition.
These measures need to be examined and debated by all the interested parties, including fishermen's organisations, producers, vessel owners and national authorities.