Examples of using Need a framework in English and their translations into German
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You also need a framework.
You need a framework to offer image processing software or services?
Trade and business need a framework.
I first need a framework before any detail information makes sense to me.
And even temporary interventions by independent groups need a framework to be able to emerge spontaneously.
We need a framework which will be brought into existence after stage three of monetary union.
Creative processes also need a framework and need specific management.
We need a framework that ensures a working internal market in safe goods.
For hops, or climbing roses need a framework that should be mounted on the wall.
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It is also clear that at some point we will need a framework for the cross-border liability of service providers.
We also need a framework for adapting to climate changes as well as for technology transfer and capacity building.
I agree with many of the speakers who have argued that we need a framework to establish synergies between all European policies and the Structural Funds.
We need a framework for the building site so that these building blocks will fit together and a sensible structure will result.
And of course to do that we also need a framework guaranteeing the democratic rights of Parliament.
We need a framework which makes it legally and economically viable for distributors to become energy service suppliers rather than commodity traders and which urges them in this direction.
We must sustain those and also certainother areas, but my final word to the Commissioner is this: we desperately need a framework within which to make progress towards more harmonisation.
The new commerce will need a framework that provides certainty both for consumer and trader alike.
We therefore need a framework for the cultural and creative sector within which it can develop sustainably in the face of the challenges of the digital age.
I regret that the Commission is not planning at this stage to draw up comprehensive legislation to combatdiscrimination given that traditional national minorities urgently need a framework policy standard to create effective participation in decision-making processes concerning their identity, not only to overcome the double standards established by the Copenhagen criteria but also to combat a lack of any rules in the Member States.
I think that we need a framework for how the institution receives mass petitions such as this.
If quality policy is to achieve its objective, we need a framework that is clear, comprehensible, well structured, easily identifiable by consumers and, as far as possible, comprehensive and sufficient.
Every idea needs a framework and a signpost to be successful.
This needs a framework in which inclusive public societal discourse is informed by sciences of different disciplines, and all segments of society are able to participate.
Scrum needs a framework that ensures the connection to the organisation and makes this connection productive.
These countries needed a framework within which to develop their enterprise policy, and found it in the Charter.
And there were people around, like me, who kind of felt they needed a framework and so, step by step.
Europe needs a framework for fair and efficient taxation of corporate profits, in order to distribute the tax burden equitably, to promote sustainable growth and investment, to diversify funding sources of the European economy, and to strengthen the competitiveness of Europe's economy.
This will require further work with the individual countries of this region, which must strengthen their capacity to meet the membership criteria,as well as with the entire region, which needs a framework for discussing and resolving the problems they share.
At this rate, by the time the framework directive is adopted, all the sectoral directives on energy, postal services and transport will already have been adopted, the timetables will have been established for liberalisation andthere will thus not be much left needing a framework.