Примери за използване на The need to make на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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You can try this technique when a man is busy with something, tell him about the need to make an urgent purchase, for example, shoes.
we all agree on the need to make goods transport more sustainable,
As a matter of fact, BMW M boss Frank Van Meel said 12 months ago said he didn't feel the need to make a supercar targeted towards a very small group of people.
is not very common, since such an operation will be extremely traumatic due to the need to make deep incisions under the skin.
since such an operation will be extremely traumatic because of the need to make deep incisions under the skin.
is that they can be directly used in the production process, without the need to make an additional production starter.
uncertainty, or the need to make fateful decisions,
their subsequent composition, as the need to make a large number of parts.
reactions you will be able to draw conclusions about the need to make improvements or upgrades.
including the need to make its engine manufacturing base suitable for the vehicles it produces in the future.
Having a dedicated emergency fund- enough to cover at least 30 days of living expenses- will not only eliminate the need to make the(bad) choices above,
Madam President, I would like to raise an issue which is closely linked to aviation safety and which underlines the need to make the operation of the EU blacklist as effective as possible.
Acknowledges that general management in the second half of 2014 was dominated by business continuity issues, such as the need to make balanced choices
in particular(but not only) as regards the need to make legislative amendments which comply with the conclusions of the CVM
especially(but not only) regarding the need to make legislative amendments that are in accordance with the CVM conclusions,
or feel the need to make ourselves seem more normal than is good for our curiosityAlain de Botton.
which was spared the need to make its own major decisions under the umbrella of the U.S.-Soviet confrontation
or feel the need to make ourselves seem more normal than is good for our curiosity.”.
One can say that forty years after the end of the Second World War were an exceptionally good time for the development of Western Europe which was spared the need to make its own crucial decisions
I addressed the need to make a bridge between political persuasion