Examples of using Needs to be changed in English and their translations into Czech
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This system needs to be changed, and it was  for this reason that I did not support the Muñiz De Urquiza report.
Anyone who has the general interest of the people at heart knows that this Europe needs to be changed before it is  enlarged.
fat 10 to  12 times before it needs to be changed.
perhaps it is  time for us to  consider that our national anthem needs to be changed.
how to  do things differently or what needs to be changed.
update any part of it that needs to be changed.
the water tank is  not inserted, or the water filter needs to be changed.
The tax system needs to be  reformed and the way that stock exchanges work needs to be changed as well.
This indicates that the tool needs to be changed to  the tool number shown on the status bar.
This setting is to be changed  when range of swing flap movement needs to be changed.
while the HEPA filter needs to be changed when the filter paper turns black.
people need to  understand it, so it needs to be changed.
Yakuts say that, because of your 3D window their entire energy power source needs to be changed.
such as roaming charges on mobile phones, where competition still does not exist- something that needs to be changed.
They know best what needs to be changed because they are  always there on the spot
That is  why the anti-growth and anti-social Stability Pact needs to be changed and a different framework needs to be  configured for the exercising of economic
fat 10 to  12 times before it needs to be changed.
the people of this era to  have strong wills then this is  no longer a history that needs to be changed and is  just an ordinary history, is  it not?
it is  the heart of the system that needs to be changed: money for profit,
a regulation which is  generally used to  encourage trade with poor and/or developing countries, needs to be changed and put back into place, given its forthcoming expiry.