Examples of using Need to defend in English and their translations into Slovak
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In the Code, both the IT companies and the European Commission also stress the need to defend the right to freedom of expression.
This need to defend a fortress is something that the flukes share with other more complex animals that also employ soldiers within a caste-based society.
AS super heroines Barbie and Ladybug need to defend the city from all crime,
who spoke of the need to defend Europe's identity.
The gentleman, however, had the need to defend his actions, and I believed that he was honest about his efforts.
Ones that put the importance of solidarity ahead of competition and the need to defend the common and the public from the incursion of the private.
After landing, try to find a weapon as quickly as possible, otherwise you will only need to defend yourself with a knife, which will be really challenging to the weapon.
Even Tropico harbors valuable treasures and there is the need to defend tooth and nail against the Global Powers.
The hero Ben Tennyson need to defend the city from space invaders who want to conquer the Omnitrix Tower.
In Europe, the promotion of CSR reflects the need to defend common values
then you will need to defend the antithesis that God is not dead.
and again need to defend their pride.
in a bid to respond directly to the need to defend common values
76 per cent felt the need to defend their feeding choice.
dignity of the victims and the need to defend their rights.
I feel bound to note that a sense of fear and a need to defend European interests still prevail among some Members in this Chamber: in other words, they are on the defensive.
If a party's place of residence is not known and the document to be served does not entail the need to defend that party's rights, that document is
The evidence brought by this committee following fact-finding missions in the area have clearly shown the encroachment caused by the construction industry and the need to defend the rights of Spanish citizens as enshrined in the treaties.
in which the European Commission did not have the least concern for striking a balance between the need to defend a prosperous industry, specifically manufacturing industries,
76% felt the need to defend their feeding choice.