Examples of using Need to extend in English and their translations into Romanian
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Your search will need to extend to missing persons.
That's all well done, so we got that from evolution, from maternal care,parental love, but we need to extend that.
Then they leave, or you, or the need to extend the contract with them.
For them, we need to extend a helping hand,to say a good word and to guide them on the right path.
There is also a need to extend the coverage and efficiency of active labour market policies.
With the Chinese in possession of the component,the Russians will need to extend their defensive line in Central Asia.
I also endorse the need to extend the 2007-2013 MFF to the years 2015-2016.
I know that I said I wanted to take a month off, but, um, I need to extend my leave of absence.
The EESC is stressing the need to extend coordination and cooperate closely with the EFTA countries and NATO;
The system using a small surface allows you to easily double the number of available parking spaces without the need to extend the building up.
However, the evaluation has not shown any need to extend Annexes III(see above under 3.2.), IV or V.28.
The need to extend administrative cooperation measures to involve civil society organisations, particularly consumer protection associations;
In its report,the Commission is required to assess whether the objectives of the Roaming Regulation have been achieved and whether there is need to extend its duration and/or to amend it.
Sometimes, you may need to extend the use of this tool for a longer period, but not exceeding 30 days.
(PT) The case of Farai Maguwu illustrates the brutal repression in Zimbabwe and also the need to extend the scope of the Kimberley Process.
Such insights also need to extend to jobs, interpersonal relations, teamwork, and the performance of the whole organization.
A forensic psychiatric committee shall notify the prosecutor or, as applicable,the court on the need to extend such admission at least 7 days prior to its expiry.
As for the latter, is there a need to extend USO to"other e-communications access points"(for example WiFi hotspots)?
The member states meeting within the Council adopted an amending budget 2009 for the C. SIS(Central Schengen Information System)with a view to covering the need to extend the operational maintenance contracts for the system( 11782/09).
I wish to say that we need to extend our control, and not only to preliminary control of the delegated acts which we are discussing at the moment.
However, let us not forget that there is another directive on the table which also highlights the need to extend this leave- and I insist that it is leave and not absence due to sickness- on the grounds of equality.
This highlights the need to extend the Commission's scrutiny, where appropriate, to national practices that affect the implementation of the principle of equal treatment.
Issues relating to the Directive raised by the Member States include the need to extend the period of one year for bringing proceedings for the return of cultural goods.
Contrary to legal provisions and good practices on transparency,there is no announcement on the website of the City Hall with regard to the reason for the delay, or about the need to extend the period of execution of works on this street.
I voted in favour of this report since I agree with the need to extend the mandate of the European Network and Information Security Agency.
Of an application made under Article 5 of Council Regulation(EEC) No 3975/87(4), as last amended by Regulation(EEC) No 2410/92(5), with a view to obtaining an individual exemption where the conditions are not met orwhere the parties need to extend the duration of the joint operation.
Despite the Commission's reasoned opinion sent in October 2014 about the need to extend protection areas in the Rila Mountains, Bulgaria has not complied with this obligation.
This upholds the need to extend obligations to register financial transactions, including over-the-counter transactions represented by non-standardised products, traded on derivatives markets rather than through a stock exchange, bilaterally between two parties.