Examples of using The need to change in English and their translations into Finnish
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There are six of us rapporteurs here working on the'economic governance' package that the Commission has produced without the need to change the Treaties.
it has accepted this criticism and acknowledged the need to change.
underlining the need to change our society and economy from a consume-and-dispose flow-through system,
This perfectly illustrates the need to change the approach of the common fisheries policy, because I believe that it is not the States
which the Commission has already included in its fourth action programme, such as the need to change structures and attitudes
as we already did at the previous plenary session, the need to change the embargo arrangements.
Gender roles and stereotypes: this area addresses the stereotyped images of women and men and the need to change behaviour, attitudes,
EU budgets have not reflected the need to change the direction of the policies that are responsible for this crisis in the EU.
Hungary, where the communist classes understood the need to change.
Greater use of environmental taxes While the need to change production and con sumption patterns has gained wide acceptance since the Rio Summit in 1992,
I still don't see why Charlie feels the need to change everything.
which we have discussed all afternoon, and of the need to change method.
We must convince Member States of the need to change the Treaty to create a centralised jurisdiction for Community patent litigation.
though it is more a case of the need to change the model.
We agreed to work without the need to change the Treaties, but along the way,
In contrast, a number of Member States have expressed some doubts as to the need to change the current jurisdictional division between the Commission and the Member States.
This was mainly due to the need to change certain administrative procedures in the Member States
But I do hope at least that one subject dealt with by this employment summit will be the need to change our economic and labour law structures and make them more flexible.