Examples of using To a need in English and their translations into Swedish
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This led to a need to strengthen the capital base.
The changes proposed by Statskontoret would not lead to a need for the Council to be reorganised.
All groups pointed to a need further to modernise statistical production processes.
I built it with my own two hands, my own sweat, my own blood, but I did so in response to a need.
All these new demands have led to a need for a revision of the so-called Troll book.
People also translate
also responds to a need in the world.
My own blood, but I did so in response to a need. I built it with my own two hands,
stakeholders have pointed to a need for further effort.
Making a subjectcompulsory also leads to a need for specialisedteachers in this subject area.”4.
taurine continues to increase, leading to a need for higher production levels.
There are many signals pointing to a need to review the agricultural policy we have been conducting.
leading to a need for temporarily changing rooms.
These sometimes arise due to a need to update them, but this hinders
The natural selection promotes genes that give rise to a need to use violence against others.
The findings also point to a need for further research into the effects of women taking antibiotics while they are pregnant.
It should be considered whether these factors have led to a need for a revision of the fuel specifications.
The conclusions were a response to a need felt by all at that time:
more people are waking up to a need to nurture some inner part of ourselves.
Ageing will also lead to a need for health and social services to adapt to changing patterns of illness(rise in chronic diseases) and client structures.
New developments concerning specified risk materials have furthermore led to a need to make comprehensive amendments to the relevant Annex.
is not clear under the existing legislation leading to a need for clarification.
The market situation has given rise to a need to recognise impairments- mainly for fossil assets- for a total of SEK 30 billion.
According to the member there were thus downside risks for economic activity that could lead to a need to postpone possible interest rate increases.
According to the results, there seems to a need for nurses for more education regarding mental illness, management strategies for difficult situations
This increased reliance on the groundwater in concert with the strict regulation on water quality has led to a need by water managers
However, a change in circumstances may lead to a need for revision of the protective measures, as always happens when we are dealing with situations which,
stress leads to a need to deafen physical pain by using food as a drug.
This is of course quite unacceptable and points to a need for a fundamental review of our recovery procedures",
plants which give rise to a need for more research on improved purification methods.
The increasing criticism of"classic" regulation leads to a need for simplification and an increasing need for involving socio-economic actors.