Examples of using Need to be very in English and their translations into Swedish
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You just need to be very still.
The EU delegations in the southern Mediterranean countries need to be very active in their relations with national civil society.
We need to be very careful about the kind of power
You need to be very careful when eating
You need to be very careful when eating
Member States need to be very precise in the information they supply
I feel that we need to be very honest with one another on this matter.
So you need to be very attentive and be able to distinguish speculative statements from the statements of these scientists.
You need to be very careful with your browsing,
Messages on this need to be very clear: Council Framework Decision 2008/977
We need to be very vigilant, and this Parliament as a whole,
As it will be operating in extreme conditions, the new vessel will need to be very reliable.
Mr Harbour also mentioned that we need to be very concrete in our work
Building a threat that uses the DNS protocol is certainly not an easy task as the con artists need to be very creative and inventive to make a functional and harmful threat despite its limited abilities.
UCITS is a good name, and we therefore need to be very careful about including new products in the portfolio.
this evidence would need to be very persuasive.
Let me also join those colleagues who point out that we need to be very clear and objective when we talk to our partners in the Eastern Partnership countries.
Mr President, I think that we in Parliament need to be very responsible and act within the mandate that we have been given,
the other of the warring parties in that region, but we need to be very careful with regard to the procedure used if we want the justice to be established in the region to lead us in the direction of a lasting peace.
so I think we need to be very careful about comments we make in relation to the causes of the problem.