Examples of using We need to avoid in English and their translations into Italian
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In addition to avoiding the double counting of intermediate sales, we need to avoid counting imports as part of the economy's output.
What we need to avoid, what wrongs the noir novel, it is to write tracts/pamphlets instead of novels.
In trying to apply the Buddhist teachings to our real life situations at home and at work, we need to avoid extremes.
What we need to avoid doing in the future is compromising competition conditions
According to Mr Strauss-Kahn, Managing Director of the IMF, we need to avoid the risk that another entire generation will be lost from the labour market.
According to the IMF, we need to avoid the risk that another entire generation will be lost to the labour market.
We need to avoid thinking in a very arrogant way,"I don't have to consult my teacher.".
I think that we need to avoid making immediate,
I think we need to avoid the various protectionist temptations here which could even lead to growing unemployment in various Member States.
We need to avoid it by making the Church constantly go out from herself,
packaging or emissions. But we need to avoid unnecessary distortions as the result of specifications coming too thick and fast.
Unfortunately it is not possible to perform titrations with EDTA at a very base pH because we need to avoid the precipitation of metal ions like hydroxides.
If something God allows would lead another to sin, we need to avoid it.
There is a wide range of situations that indicate we're giving something incorrectly, and we need to avoid these.
We need to avoid putting a solid line around it
We need to avoid striking at the roots of the purpose for which the directive should be issued,
We need to avoid creating a situation where the individual is forced,
We need to avoid at this time any gesture of recognition towards the new rulers of Kabul,
We need to avoid a culture of suspicion