Examples of using Obvious need in English and their translations into Swedish
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I will say a few words about the obvious need to take account of the state of the labour market.
There is no absolutely obvious need for family farms to receive aid, to the detriment of large-scale producers.
The second thing that drives me is the obvious need to create a sustainable society.
Mr Kuhne's report rightly highlights the obvious need for the EU, as an actor on the global stage, to be endowed with the financial resources it needs. .
That reveals the obvious need for a legislative provision, without which the sector cannot grow- something
The third message stresses the obvious need for a major boost to research in the EU as a whole.
Despite the obvious need for revision and simplification, the two previous attempts, in 2002
nevertheless strikes a balance between the needs of the producers and the obvious need to reform this sector.
There is therefore an obvious need to understand and rectify as many of the perceived problems as possible-
There is also an obvious need to introduce mechanisms which will ensure that after its closure,
There is an obvious need for a common approach
not now in a Europe where there is an obvious need for economic reform.
In the economic sphere, the most obvious need is to seek formulas for macroeconomic stability
There is an obvious need for more partnerships between education and lifelong learning institutions,
Without questioning the obvious need for this support- and without going into the procedure for activating
You yourself stressed the obvious need for a trade agreement with unambiguous rules,
The vehicle related taxation systems implemented in the Member States reflect a variety of influences beyond the obvious need to raise revenue:
From a tactical point of view, the obvious need for careful, continuous,
The above observations lead the EESC, despite the obvious need for market reform, to suggest that the Commission adopt a prudent approach to the liberalisation of domestic passenger traffic, in the light of the current experience of the liberalisation of international traffic.
My clear stand is that the European Union should only step in with legislation where there is an obvious need for such regulation and, in such cases,
