Examples of using Most in need in English and their translations into Danish
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to help those most in need.
discussions reflect the concerns of the citizens most in need.
Having said that, the European Union must come up with appropriate instruments for promoting greater protection of those who are most helpless and most in need.
Two-thirds of the structural funds appropriations for Objective 1 do in fact guarantee the necessary concentration of funding for the regions most in need.
reaching those most in need.
work even better than it does for the people who are most in need.
where the vast majority of the funds would have gone to those economies most in need: our friends in eastern Europe.
As a measure of prevention for those most in need in the required amount of iodine in the body(children,
these havens are of no help to the products and areas most in need of support, and European citizens cannot understand why they continue to exist;
strategies regarding the provision of aid to those most in need.
the task of IT Security As A Service can be broken down between different consultant profiles depending on whether your company is most in need of a Technical IT Security Consultant
financial, technical and scientific collaboration with the countries most in need of help, countries less well-equipped to confront the sometimes devastating effects of global warming.
development policy can at last benefit those most in need.
There are the people who are most in need and we need to act for them now and, if there are some European instruments,
other donors identify those communities around the world which are most in need of aid.
Involvement of the excluded and those most in need; Structures for partnership
they are not prepared to take the tough decisions necessary to help those most in need.
you are probably the one who is most in need of it- even if you experience feelings of pain,
The Member States must therefore define a target group for social housing to allow social housing to be allocated in a transparent way and to prevent those most in need from being excluded.
as the saying applies that the areas most in need of attention are often those closest to home.