Examples of using Need to be clear in English and their translations into Swedish
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I need to be clear.
The vision and the overarching objectives need to be clear and communicated(often!).
We need to be clear here.
It is this tension that we always need to be clear about.
So I need to be clear.
It is a qualified right and I think we need to be clear on that.
I need to be clear about.
We need more transparency, we need to be clear what we are picking out.
We need to be clear on that.
I agree to hiring you as a bodyguard, What the hell! but we need to be clear on certain terms.
I need to be clear about one thing.
Horizontal and vertical relationships between the Commission's different structures need to be clear and traceable;
Jessica, I need to be clear on this.
we need to be aware that we have a long road ahead of us: we need to be clear about that, as you have been. .
You need to be clear of mind and purpose.
Both reports are helpful steps in the right direction, but we need to be clear about what is fundamentally at stake here.
We need to be clear in our final proposal.
The management and control of EU spending are governed by complex regulations, which need to be clear and unambiguous to ensure funds are spent as intended.
But we need to be clear about what we're talking about.
responsibilities of the Commission and the Member States need to be clear and transparent.
Work tasks need to be clear and defined.
Need to be clear to all involved.
but the clauses need to be clear and you need to know exactly who to address your requests to. .
I need to be clear but also go into some detail in this speech,
in our dealings with Russia, we need to be realistic and we need to be clear and firm about our ethical
And I need to be clear, I don't actually say any of the following.
Further, transparency-based accountability means that researchers need to be clear about the goals, methods,
We need to be clear, though: the demands for independence emanating from the football bodies must not turn into the idea that each of them can do what it pleases, outside the scope of EU law.
So I think we need to be clear about them and figure out what works best for both of us.
We need to be clear about one thing, however: obligations must be honoured.