Examples of using Need to preserve in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Commission recognises the need to preserve the rich natural heritage of many of these vulnerable mountain spaces.
in view of the exceptional significance of the beekeeping sector for agricultural production, the need to preserve biodiversity and the nutritional values of honey,
The CoR president will therefore explain to Commissioner Barnier the need to preserve the European regional development funds after 2006,
the justification for such rules in the light of Community law may be based, first, on the need to preserve the allocation of the power to impose taxes between the Member States concerned and, secondly, on the need to prevent the danger that losses may be taken into account twice.
linguistic diversity of Europe(and European countries), the need to preserve it and to understand the evolution of popular taste
The eradication of poverty was central to our work and many speakers highlighted the need to preserve an essential tool for achieving that ambitious aim,
some of which are related to the need to preserve the competitiveness of European financial markets world-wide
minority groups, and the need to preserve pluralism in the media,
better public awareness and the need to preserve the voluntary and non-commercial nature of organ donation.
the key aims of growth and employment while emphasising the need to preserve the European social model.
it must be recalled that the Court has acknowledged that the need to preserve such coherence may justify a restriction on the exercise of the fundamental freedoms.
the number of EU special envoys and the need to preserve the EU's decision making autonomy.
investment protection and arbitration have triggered a heated debate about fairness and the need to preserve the right of public authorities to regulate both in the EU
but also the need to preserve effective competition on all the market concerned.
as well as the need to preserve cultural sovereignty with all its diverse components, make the principle of privileged transatlantic relations in itself rather a deceptive one.
such as(1) the need to preserve the commitment and interest of MS-
the Commission that national legislation restricting the possibility for a company to deduct losses made by a permanent establishment in another Member State may be justified by, first, the need to preserve the balanced allocation of the power to impose taxes between the different Member States concerned
The Court held that, even if the need to preserve the anonymity of persons providing the Commission with information on possible infringements of Community law constitutes a legitimate objective capable of justifying the refusal to grant complete,
Under the heading"Elements needed to preserve Mexican deal," the memo lists suggesting that Mexican officials wanted to see their citizens in the movie,
helps restore the qualities needed to preserve the youthfulness of the skin. Moisturizes and rejuvenates the skin.