Examples of using Need to recognise in English and their translations into Swedish
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Society and public authorities need to recognise that micro- and small businesses are not smaller versions of big companies.
We need to recognise that, without appropriate conditions for integration, migration is harmful to both sides.
We need to recognise the diversity of the Member States
We need to recognise that this is where the future of new European jobs lies.
Member States that are well along the way should be rewarded; we need to recognise the effort they have made.
Before there can be new legal bases under the Lisbon Treaty, I think we need to recognise the specificity of sport in our society.
Mr Barrot also spoke about the need to recognise the external costs of transport
We need to recognise that sufficient progress has not been made in integrating Roma since the Commission launched its first appeal to this effect in 2005.
Operators need to recognise that there are consequences to their actions
First, they need to recognise that employment and social policies are an essential part of the renewed Lisbon Strategy and that change is required.
We need to recognise the signs of the future
I also think that the view it takes regarding the need to recognise the position of the indigenous nations,
We need to recognise as well the problem they inherited- a backlog of 19 billion of commitments,
You need to recognise who you're, and in which you are coming from,
Stresses the need to recognise the work done by people who devote their time
We need to recognise and act upon the legitimate concerns in the Ukraine regarding the possible consequences of enlargement.
Greater efficiency in the use of natural resources has a major part to play in reconciling economic growth with the need to recognise the limits that the planetary boundaries place on the continued expansion of physical production and consumption.
We need to have a common approach to immigration, and we need to recognise that the problems some of our Member States are facing should also be considered as European problems.
The communication on EASQ25 also outlines the need to recognise, assess and validate the skills that people gather outside school,
and environmentalists need to recognise that people want to fly