Examples of using Must involve in English and their translations into Polish
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I welcome the fact that the concentrated effort to support the Roma community must involve all European Union Member States.
All steps on this path to a banking union must involve a strong role for the European Parliament.
Secondly, Europe must involve China in discussions on their respective African policies,
Grants must involve co-financing without prejudice to the specific rules laid down in Title IV of Part Two.
The agreement must involve all countries that signed the Convention,
Future rescue packages must involve continuous controls,
aid policy plays a crucial role here, which, naturally, must involve aid to vaccination programmes;
To this end, the EESC believes that the CFSP must involve European organised civil society in its objectives and priorities.
To this end, the EESC believes that the CFSP must involve European organised civil society in setting
The next phase of this policy must involve the accession of Croatia to the European Union in the near future.
Restructuring must involve the abandonment of activities which would remain structurally loss-making even after restructuring.
the future objectives of this policy must involve all the actors concerned:
The Parliament's equality with the Council must involve a relative reduction in the power of that body,
politicians, etc.,) but must involve all the various components of civil society.
even as His title, the Lord of Men, must involve the existence of a servant.
Such developments must involve representatives of organized civil society,
The recommendations must involve the widest possible range of EU policies
Decarbonising the electricity sector is crucial and must involve considerable increases in the shares of renewables and nuclear power, and deployment of CCS
the aquaculture projects referred to in Article 2(b) must involve the breeding or rearing of fish,
the second-largest source of emissions, is crucial and must involve dramatically increasing the shares of renewables