Examples of using To a need in English and their translations into Polish
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first of all it responds to a need.
These developments have led to a need for professional application management.
When he avails himself of treatment, the patient is not satisfying a desire but responding to a need.
All groups pointed to a need further to modernise statistical production processes.
throat related to a need or desire to drink.
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It corresponds to a need to strengthen coordination of the Member States in the fight against illegal immigration.
The Commission considers the EGCC to be a pragmatic response to a need expressed by the Member States.
This, in turn, gives rise to a need to invest in high-voltage transmission grids which are very costly
This increased reliance on the groundwater in concert with the strict regulation on water quality has led to a need by water managers
In response to a need to further develop practical methods
other sectors may give rise to a need for enhanced information exchange
This points to a need to identify further ways in which to foster participation in the next elections,
Many stakeholders have pointed to a need to specifically address the adventitious presence of‘non-approved' GM material,
These shifts allegedly responded to changes in the political sensibilities of various generations, and gave rise to a need for new and better forms of artistic expression as a tool for describing reality.
Simplification must not give rise to a need to pad out the information contained in financial statements with additional elements to satisfy tax reporting requirements
the daily dosing suitable for the individual, MT-II injections will need to begin at least a week prior to a need for improved tanning.
The recommendations point to a need to further stabilise the banking sector
external security and to a need for better policy co-ordination between both.
This may point to a need to optimize use of EIB capital,
Minister Jurgiel pointed to a need to present, at the AGRIFISH Council meetings, decisive positions with the purpose of seeking the best solutions for our farmers.
pointing to a need for burden sharing through cohesion or other mechanisms.
The challenge now switches to a need to ensure that the political momentum will be kept, coordination between various governmental
The EU's essential contribution to the broader security dimension of external relations points to a need to build on current tools like the Instrument for Stability,
Lessons point, for example, to a need to focus on a limited number of common challenges and/or opportunities,
creative sectors to finance in order to respond to a need which was strongly identified in both independent research and consultations.
Historical and contemporary determinants have given rise to a need to devote particular attention to people aged 50
3 pointed to a need to restructure the pork sector.
The experience so far points to a need to ensure a smoother exchange of information between the criminal prosecution authorities and the competent authorities,
he pointed to a need for the Polish phytosanitary services to be provided, by their Zambian partners, with the up-to-date regulations in that regard.