Examples of using Region needs in English and their translations into German
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Political
The region needs respect and trust.
First, the input data set needs to be selected and time and region needs to be specified.
The region needs security and stability.
This is Asia's second wake-up call in three years,and this time the region needs to take the warning seriously.
But the region needs more, if it is to give the people genuine opportunities.
People also translate
Finally, I should like to mention the Black Sea Synergy: this region needs to be included in the European neighbourhood policy.
The region needs to increase its economic development and cultural exchange agreements.
Second, just now, more than ever, the region needs better access to and security of energy supplies.
The region needs to focus on sustainable building, energy saving and renewable energy.
This is both a necessary and a promising role, for the region needs a local dynamic force pushing for reform, transformation, and peace.
The region needs better transport links and to improve an energy security with interconnected electricity grids and gas pipelines.
Right now the region needs a guiding hand.
Our region needs a Europe that works more and works better, and we are sure of the cooperation and help of the Slovenian Presidency.
The International Monetary Fund said that with currentunemployment rates already very high, the region needs to create close to 100 million new jobs by 2020.
I think that the region needs real help, not some symbolic gesture from the European Union.
I fear that you will have to answer them with'yes',and that is why my government is right to say that what this region needs is more peace, rather than war, of which it has already had enough!
This industrialised region needs decisive action based on solid scientific knowledge.
Second, while Europe has much to offer its North African neighbors interms of financial support, advice, and training, the region needs to find its own path to freedom and success.
The region needs to under- stand that, in spite of all the competition, the future must not build on petty rivalries, but on cooperation.
A flourishing EU needs a flourishing Baltic region, and the region needs the EU in order to be able to solve a range of problems, environmental as well as social and economic.
The Region needs to offer a future to the brightest and most enterprising, through stronger cooperation regarding policies, measures and information exchange.
Therefore, as well as signing up to the additional protocol of the Atomic Energy Agency, I also believethat we can contribute to increasing stability in the region, because we must point out that this region needs stability.
Every breed of people, every age and every region needs other mission work- and that already explains also the different nature of workers for the kingdom of God.
We must rather embark upon a development in which local produce is marketed regionally, with producers catering for their own population, on the basis of the slogans we created:' Our internal market is our local weekly market' or,if you prefer,' A region needs many internal markets!
What this region needs is home-grown democratisation, respect for national and international rule of law and above all national reconciliation.
The EU response to the changes taking place in the region needs to be more focused, innovative and ambitious, addressing the needs of the people and the realities on the ground.
The region needs measures that promote easier access to credit for SMEs, private investment, participation in EU funding programmes and cooperation with research centres and universities.
Each maritime region needs a particular approach, and Europe can use the experience acquired from the programmes developed in other maritime regions, such as the Baltic Sea and Mediterranean Sea, while also offering models of good practice in this area.
The effort in the region needs support, inter alia by peer learning activities at EU level, by the provision of expertise through European institutions like the European Training Foundation and through networks for regional cooperation like the Education Reform Initiative of South Eastern Europe.
What the region needs are policies aimed at generating new livelihoods rather than reinforcing dependency; public-health campaigns that address the lifestyle issues(smoking and drinking) that undermine health across the former Soviet Union; and community development initiatives that promote self-reliance and a return to normalcy.
