Examples of using Badly needed in English and their translations into Slovak
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They were cut down, because people badly needed wood, from which the ships were built.
supervision of financial markets is badly needed.
On the one hand, reforms are badly needed and these reforms must be more rapid and more comprehensive.
It will continue to do so to relaunch growth and create badly needed jobs for the benefit of the Greek people.
project management- are badly needed in the non-profit sector.
He wrote to me saying they had a narrow gauge railway system and badly needed more engines and rolling stock.
It is nice to see that Parliament can really move when it is badly needed.
While the indications are that markets have bottomed out, badly needed price increases still appear some way off, and EU action is needed. .
These will promote interdisciplinary activities and they will reinforce badly needed interconnections between science and the private sector
Instruments are badly needed in Turkey to monitor that
which are so badly needed.
skilled workers are also badly needed in their own countries if there is to be a genuine development of those regions.
His example is badly needed now, and it is surely time to finally open his beatification cause.
The Ombudsman's criticism regarding a lack of transparency is necessary and badly needed criticism.
If Mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall,” the president declared,“then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting.”.
further enhance market liquidity, so badly needed in the present environment.
He added that"if Mexico is unwilling to pay for the badly needed wall, then it would be better to cancel the upcoming meeting.".
where the potential is big and support badly needed.
an enormous impact on other industries and is badly needed by society as a whole.
Among ordinary people, it would undermine a badly needed sense of identification with the great project of European integration.