Examples of using Need to inform in English and their translations into Swedish
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Computer
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Political
We need to inform the DCA.
Therefore, we feel we need to inform his family.
We need to inform the people.
Of where we're at culturally. You fellas need to inform yourselves.
I need to inform the president.
People also translate
All of us agree on the need to inform the consumer citizen.
I need to inform the Great Master.
We have had some casualties, and I need to inform their families.
We need to inform the hotel guests.
Please note that we can accommodate different check-in times but you need to inform us in advance.
We need to inform the President of the bar.
Producers and distributors need to inform authorities of unsafe products.
We need to inform our friend in the East. Nothing good.
That a death certificate was filed erroneously. Well, we need to inform all relevant government agencies.
We need to inform the people. No, Father, I have to insist.
Accessibility Assisted can be provided if required however you will need to inform the staff on arrival at the port.
We need to inform them about the possibilities of encryption.
The prime consideration for any rules on the labelling of foodstuffs should be the need to inform and protect the consumer.
I think we need to inform the media.
provided our public nature I feel the need to inform my fans.
Nothing good. We need to inform our friend in the East.
Whereas the main objective of any provisions on the labelling of flavourings should be the need to inform and protect the consumer;
We need to inform the kin of the other victim. Come on, Nandi.
The university does not assist with the purchase, but you need to inform the Master of Ceremonies if you decide to buy a ring.
We need to inform POTUS. To prepare for the worst.
The growing presence of Finland in China has increased the need to inform the public about the services provided by the Embassy.
You need to inform them before a few days so that they are prepared for it.
Reminder of the effect of ulipristal acetate on the endometrium. the need to inform the pathologist that patients were treated with Esmya if biopsy/surgical samples are to be sent for analysis.
The need to inform and educate people about these threats is a major problem.
should prompt the Commission to take a more rigorous approach to ensuring that the need to inform and educate this class of consumer is duly reflected in the wording of its provisions.