Examples of using Need to secure in English and their translations into Slovak
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One should also add the worrying effects of climate change, the need to secure energy security
Political parties also need to secure their networks to prevent cyberattacks
The focus was on employment protection and the need to secure consensus between the social partners
The need to secure the PLC to cloud communications alone,
The need to secure the development of alternative payment means to cash in the European Union is related to the liberalisation of capital movements
When installing the structure in a window or ceiling need to secure first screws with special snapson which the eaves are attached.
Online service providers often need to secure multi-territory licences of the aggregate
This regulation comes as an answer to the need to secure and strengthen the European Union's borders by making control at border check points more efficient.
If the frame is made of metal corner or he will need to secure the wooden bars,
Points in particular to the need to secure the Union's resources in the fields of growth,
The discussion highlighted the need to secure adequate funding to help all EU's regions
The Commission has also correctly underlined the need to secure international standards
Stresses the need to secure market access for the products affected by the US tariffs by eliminating the persistent technical obstacles which have prevented operators from taking full advantage of the export possibilities under other free trade agreements;
the benefits of vaccination, the importance of continued research for better vaccines and the need to secure equal access to vaccines for all.
Stresses the need to secure market access for the products affected by eliminating the persistent technical obstacles which have prevented operators from taking full advantage of the export possibilities under other trade agreements;
However, we would do well to recall Turkey's undertaking to ensure good neighbourly relations with Greece and Bulgaria and the need to secure a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus question based on EU principles.
Thirdly, there is nothing in the Communication about the need to secure essential imports from relevant countries where as yet there is no FTA in prospect,
there is nothing about the need to secure these essential imports from relevant countries where as yet no FTA is in prospect,
Member States need to secure cooperation from the third country concerned in ensuring that EU obligations can be met.
Finally, the introduction of a FAT by some Member States in isolation could potentially create distortions in the Internal Market which could be incompatible with the need to secure a level playing field between the Member States.