Examples of using A need for in English and their translations into Polish
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The downside of the application of gypsum panels is a need for large-scale follow-up work.
Any abnormality in atrial function constitutes a need for atrial remodeling;
then there is a need for metal welding.
There is a need for well-qualified trainers in adult education as well as specific programmes of courses in adult education.
The report stated ample possibilities and a need for more practical co-operation between Member States in the practice of return.
There is a need for a comprehensive set of health services to provide good quality treatment and care.
Where scientific advice indicates a need for a significant reduction in fishing effort
They also indicated a need for stronger policy coherence with other policy areas
The Report identifies a need for a major change in the current form of the programme
However, the NGOs also note a need for greater detail in the draft Programme on concrete measures
On the basis of the above conclusions, the Commission sees a need for further experience to be gathered on the implementation of national coexistence measures.
then there is a need for expensive vitamins.
Available data do not suggest a need for a dose adjustment with Eylea in these patients see section 5.2.
In contrast, one can identify a need for improvement with regard to technologies such as biogas,
Such a personal object. that leaves still two missing, and only one person would have, uh, such a need for.
conflicts of interest is creating a need for truly independent service providers.
The CHMP noted that there was a need for fast-acting pain medicines for breakthrough pain in patients with cancer.
signalling a need for additional measures.
uh, such a need for… Such a personal object.