Examples of using Is a necessary in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
This is a necessary for the service to work.
Improving and diversifying sources of finance is a necessary, but not sufficient factor.
Alignment with the acquis is a necessary but not sufficient condition to meet the obligations of EU membership.
It is a necessary, albeit insufficient, prerequisite for us to pursue an active foreign
What is happening now is a necessary financial reset of the global central banking system.
For the EESC this is a necessary precondition for any significant increase in the European budget.
What is happening at this time is a necessary financial reset of the global central banking system.
The famous'20/2020' is a necessary first step,
Chemists have proven that water is a necessary and active substance used in the reactions which occur inside the body.
This is a necessary, but not sufficient,
High quality legislation is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a well-functioning patent system.
Occupational therapy(OT) is a necessary and distinct rehabilitation profession that is still emerging in Lebanon.
Converting from conventional farming to organic farming is a necessary and natural development, which the EU should give high priority.
governments in developing countries to invest in children, is a necessary first step.
Improving train paths(timetables) is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for better intermodal freight transport operations.
The availability of spatial data is a necessary precondition for scientific evaluation conducted on the basis of environmental legislation.
It is a necessary technological means to carry out areal geological mapping,
The section feels that the establishment of pre-accession CAP measures is a necessary first step.
Finally, that Business Services are competing strongly in the Internal Market is a necessary but not sufficient condition for them to be competitive in an increasingly global market.