Examples of using Obvious need in English and their translations into German
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There is therefore an obvious need to regulate domestic work.
They didn't theorize about inculturation, but it was an obvious need.
Thirdly, there is an obvious need for check and balance mechanisms.
This 200-room lower-mid-range hotel has a nice pool and a peaceful beach-- but the rooms and common areas are old,dated and in obvious need of updates.
There is an obvious need to make it a political priority before it is too late.
GS Group retains interest in Pakistan is a priority among foreign markets,pay-TV with obvious need of viewers for quality television at an affordable price.
There is an obvious need for regular meetings of the Eurozone summit now that it was gathered once last November.
As a result, the EU approval for the Intacta soybean should be withdrawn, since there is an obvious need for thorough reassessment and further investigations,"says Christoph Then for Testbiotech.
While there is an obvious need for support of the depressed partner, it's important not to ignore the needs of the other.
Christianity isn't meant to be a religion of passivity and inaction,where we cynically seek out worst-case scenarios or see an obvious need right in front of us and do nothing.
While, in this domain, there is an obvious need for international cooperation, each country makes its own rules for the internet.
Due to the very nature of e-commerce and the internet, which do not recognise national frontiers,there is an obvious need for the development of some framework at international level.
The only sample I ran into an obvious need to do this was a 22 khz sample that sounded like chipmunks chatting instead of normal voice.
My clear stand is that the European Union shouldonly step in with legislation where there is an obvious need for such regulation and, in such cases, only to the necessary extent.
There is an obvious need for increased research in more efficient, less consuming eco technologies- an area in which the EU has an important head start.
When we started working on this report, there was already an obvious need for long-term investment because of what had happened in the European Union.
That reveals the obvious need for a legislative provision, without which the sector cannot grow- something that was also acknowledged by the Commission in its report on energy efficiency.
The obvious result isexpressed mostly in an excess of energy between the legs and the obvious need to relax the compression state with well-known physical movements.
There is an obvious need for a common approach and to edge very cautiously towards agreement, for example in the field of immigration and its close links to employment and social inclusion.
I hope you realise that there is a risk that tax-free shopping will cease on 1 July 1999 andthat then there will be an obvious need to give aid to traffic between Umeå in Sweden and Vasa in Finland.
This would be inexplicable without the obvious need for jurists of the newer sort, a need once again reflecting the societal dynamics of the northwest.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, I refer to the Goebbels report and would like to congratulate our fellow Member on his excellent approach to the topic,with its focus on striking a balance between the obvious need to revitalise economic and growth policy in Europe and the aim of stability and the conditions for achieving it.
On the grounds of the success of the project and the obvious need for further-ranging measures, two additional editions of the"Passerelle Artistique"(2004, 2006) have focused on the Hermitage.
Also there is an obvious need for greater involvement of the Episcopal Conferences, of the individual bishops and, through them, of all the preachers of the Gospel, in the work of knowing how to present the more difficult topics of the faith today.
Although the European Union's competition policy and its regional policy have very different roots,there is now an obvious need to have greater coherence and consistency on coordination between, on the one hand, national state aids, competition policy and the European Union's regional policy.
Hence the obvious need to adopt the appropriate policies, designed in particular to preserve the competitiveness of the EU maritime sector, which accounts for 2.5 million jobs, and to safeguard the prospects for cooperation with the applicant countries and the Union's Mediterranean neighbours, which also represent a major challenge for the immediate future.
While the macro-economic stabilisation policy has taken full shape, there is an obvious need to reinforce the structural economic reforms in order to provide real opportunities for free enterprise and for attracting foreign investment.
This report has arisen from the obvious need to improve the management of regional policy, as a whole, and that of the Structural Funds, which needs to be managed in a more flexible way. It also responds to the widespread sense of unease in the European Parliament.
Donors are rallying for food aid, but they are resisting the obvious need to help the poorest million farmers(and their four million dependents) get soil nutrients and improved seeds in time for the planting season this autumn.
The above observations lead the EESC, despite the obvious need for market reform, to suggest that the Commission adopt a prudent approach to the liberalisation of domestic passenger traffic, in the light of the current experience of the liberalisation of international traffic.