Examples of using Increased need in English and their translations into Slovak
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most modern private centre for seniors and patients with Alzheimer's disease with increased need for care and nursing.
it will mean an increased need for carers.
Parliament foresaw an increased need for navigation aids.
Secondly, human resources reflect for the first time our increased need for co-decision under the new Treaty.
your body has to burn extra fuel in order to meet this increased need for energy.
Recommendation 3 When designing TA programmes the Commission should analyse the complexity that arises from involving multiple partners and the increased need for coordination resulting thereof.
taking into account the increased need for calcium in women during this period.
With the changes in the processes and the increased need for space, the style of the architecture changed.
Due to the increased need for cost-efficient procedures
When asked if conceiving four goals increased need to sign a new central defender, the french manager
Besides, the increased need to urinate is also experienced during early pregnancy and is rarely a sign of PMS.
NOTE: Values below 50% measured on several consecutive days indicate an increased need to rest.
Pregnant women have an increased protein requirement and thus an increased need for vitamin B6.
Again, red blood production can't keep up with the increased need to feed oxygen to working tissue and muscles.
resulting in uncertainty and an increased need for controls to ensure compliance.
In this evolving world of work, there is therefore an increased need for workers to be fully informed about their essential working conditions,
taking into account the absence of pharmacokinetic interaction(2-fold increase) and increased need for immunosuppressive action in the absence of cyclosporine(2-fold increase). .
Your strength to become stronger and increased need to develop their strategic abilities to the level of skill,
The absence of national interest and exchange rate policies implies also an increased need to achieve and maintain sound budget positions which provide sufficient budgetary margin to absorb the impact of cyclical fluctuations
there is therefore an increased need for workers regardless of their particular field to be fully informed about their essential working conditions,