Examples of using Need to reflect in English and their translations into Swedish
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Amendments need to reflect, for example.
and the performances need to reflect that sensitivity.
So you need to reflect and find your equilibrium before it's too late.
New business models will need to reflect these changes.
But, we need to reflect on the value of trust,
However it is true that we also need to reflect on this use of Article 7.
We need to reflect further before making such a proposal, which, frankly,
There is no doubt that a good number of Member States need to reflect on the future of their forests.
I think you have probably had the experience where the universe keeps giving you a sign of something you need to reflect on.
I must say that we need to reflect on what must be done,
create as many access groups as you need to reflect your organisational structure.
In this regard, Commissioner, we need to reflect carefully and at length on the role of the public veterinary services.
alone time that people need to reflect.
I agree with Mrs Morgan that maybe we need to reflect on how we discharge budgets in the future.
I think we need to reflect on that, because that is what our fellow citizens are expecting
which is something we need to reflect on in stillness at times in order not to become blind to it.
The Council will need to reflect on the best way of linking these two initiatives with a view to establishing Eurojust as an operational unit as soon as possible.
Giving the European project a new direction will mean abandoning dogmatism and accepting the need to reflect on other options and discuss them.
National budgets need to reflect the Council's stated ambitions,
Would he agree that if the European Union is to connect better with its citizens, then the public sources of information need to reflect the principles of openness and transparency?
Amendments 52 and 53 need to reflect this possibility and should therefore refer to the rules of service of the“State” rather than“Member State”.
When you wish to change something in you life, you have a reason to find a coach. Or if you need to reflect with someone to put a clearer view on things.
We need to reflect on this question, but again, it would probably be wrong to forget that
Whereas the management board of the Agency should take into account the need to reflect the different geographic circumstances in the Community through an appropriate distribution of the topic centres;
The need to reflect progress made so far
web-site adaptations which need to reflect mandatory requirements of applicable foreign consumer contract laws entail further costs.
We need to reflect on how the labour market will be affected, on how we are going to create more jobs,
In my opinion, this increase is remarkable in itself and something we need to reflect on, namely the question of whether this is an appropriate instrument
maybe the French authorities need to reflect on whether their system could be improved.
The nurses were in great need to reflect on their demanding work in abortion care in order to preserve their own health