Examples of using The need to avoid in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Emphasises the use of IPM as a way to prevent resistance and the need to avoid blanket treatment when often not a single pest is even detected;
As part of the ECB's asset purchase programmes we have invested in green bonds, taking into account the need to avoid market distortions.
Patient Alert Card specifically aimed at informing patients of the need to avoid pregnancy and to ensure effective contraceptive measures are used.
taking into account the economic situation of the producers concerned and the need to avoid unjustified unequal treatment between producers.
taking into account the need to avoid fragmentation of the internal market.
taking into account the economic situation of the producers concerned and the need to avoid unjustified unequal treatment between producers.
They highlighted the need to avoid a legal vacuum for business,
taking into account the economic situation of the producers concerned and the need to avoid unjustified unequal treatment between producers;
other Member States recalled the need to avoid extra burden and/or to ensure that distortion of competition with third countries is avoided. .
taking into account the economic situation of the producers concerned and the need to avoid unjustified unequal treatment between producers.
taking into account the economic situation of the producers and processors concerned and the need to avoid unjustified unequal treatment between producers and/or processors.
(a) the need to avoid or minimize, as far as practicable, excessive hours of work,
acknowledges the need to avoid significant distortive effects on markets for(by-)products,
I would like to call attention to the balance needed between budgetary consolidation policies and the need to avoid falling back into recession.
Recalls the need to avoid double standards of rights amongst different categories of workers
(a) the need to avoid a well-demonstrated risk of oversupply of wine products in relation to market prospects for those products,
Considering the need to avoid any negative impact on the financing of existing multiannual programmes,