Examples of using We need to avoid in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We need to avoid that now.
But that's what we need to avoid.
We need to avoid these extremes.
These are things I think we need to avoid.
I think we need to avoid the trap of perfectionism.
There are two traps that we need to avoid.
But we need to avoid the use of large weights.
The canyon weather is dry and we need to avoid any sparks of any kind.
Rikki: We need to avoid the moon's reflection too, remember?
So there's little evidence to suggest that we need to avoid protein and fat.
We need to avoid creating overly conventional institutional structures.
So, if we want to avoid additional warming, we need to avoid additional emissions.
However, we need to avoid harmful subsidy races between member states.
The heat this generates is beneficial when it's cold,but when outside temperatures rise, we need to avoid overheating.
But we need to avoid the extremes which can lead to harm.
In reality, the first Mars pioneers will be cut off from other humans for the rest of their lives,so if your scientific method is to remain pure, we need to avoid them at all costs.
We need to avoid the path of the world that leads us into temptation because our flesh is weak.
I don't think we need to avoid a stressful situation," Wolff told Motorsport.
We need to avoid a common temptation nowadays, to discard whatever proves troublesome.".
We need to avoid situations where nets can break loose and continue ghost fishing for decades.
We need to avoid the European Citizens' Initiative becoming just a wailing wall where there is no follow-up to the complaints made.
I think that we need to avoid making immediate, far-reaching political decisions about the role of nuclear energy in the energy mix in the medium and long term.
I think we need to avoid the various protectionist temptations here which could even lead to growing unemployment in various Member States.
Secondly, we need to avoid exclusive concentration on protecting those still in work at the expense of those who seek it and those employers who seek to provide it.
We need to avoid this contradiction and to seek synergy that reinforces both routes, which are routes that make citizenship more concrete within the EU.
We need to avoid the risk of our children becoming"digital orphans", without mentors to guide and help them to be masters of their own decisions.
We need to avoid the serious consequences that improper disposal of WEEE can have in terms of damage to the environment and public health and loss of raw materials.
We need to avoid the communication barriers, which can halt the other person when sharing his/her emotions, and use active listening techniques, which encourage the other person to continue sharing.
We need to avoid national protection and find the right balance between unified legislation and continuing to deliver the best possible service to consumers.