Examples of using Public needs in English and their translations into Swedish
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these are what the public needs today in order to avoid falling victim to scepticism and resignation.
The EESC points out that the purpose of providing public financing for these service facilities was to meet public needs.
In writing.-(PL) Rationalising energy consumption is an extremely important activity. The public needs to know that this is the most economical way of combating climate change.
The tax money spent on SSI research serves the public. The public needs to know.
That if they receive a note similar they need to contact 911 immediately. The public needs to be made aware to the ones he's already sent.
He's already sent, they need to contact 911 immediately. The public needs to be made aware that if they receive a note similar to the ones.
That if they receive a note similar to the ones he's already sent, they need to contact 911 immediately. The public needs to be made aware.
But the public needs to be informed,
An aspect of the reform very much inspired by emerging public needs was the mandate to draw up a School Fruit Scheme, which the EU agreed in November 2008.
Economic demands or sectors of the profession seeking excessive competitive advantages should never be put ahead of the public needs that I am referring to.
which is specially designed to fulfill the public needs.
In Europe, the‘Climate and Energy Package'12 provides an ambitious policy framework for the reappraisal of infrastructure serving public needs.
comments of Slovenian bodies responsible for protecting particular environmental areas in Slovenia should be obtained and the public needs to be involved, like in domestic plans
so it is a fact that we are more aware of what the public needs.
The public needs to have a choice about who
to better take into account public needs in setting the scientific agenda,
possess inadequate resources to meet public needs and to prevent work-related accidents.
having explained at length the impossibility for a country bank to be able to keep more notes in circulation than the public needs and wants, says about notes of the Bank of England(C. D. 1848/57), No. 2844.
gaining recognition as a trustworthy"social brand" responsive to public needs and concerns.
gaining recognition as a trustworthy"social brand" responsive to public needs and concerns.