Examples of using The need to make in English and their translations into Swedish
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transformation here was the need to make the project more informative,
risk free, without the need to make any deposits or downloads.
Policies for both employment and social welfare increasingly emphasise the need to make social protection systems more employment-friendly.
In this context the expectations for Bonn concentrated on the need to make substantial technical progress.
I guess I understand the need to make things more appealing and shocking.
Features such as locking quick-connect buckles and innovative torso adjusters help eliminate the need to make adjustments during the day.
At the same time, it recognises the need to make the overwhelming task on the ground manageable by providing effective protection as extensively as possible within the region.
This means the DataCore™ Virtual SAN can be cost-effectively deployed as an overlay, without the need to make major investments in new hardware
That underscores the need for the Barcelona European Council to be practical and emphasises the need to make more progress than have been made up until now.
Nevertheless, the Commission sees the need to make a statement in relation to Article 7.3, as follows.
However, I feel the need to make some remarks as long as Romania continues to be referred to in this context.
Firstly, immigration: the need to make access to European Union territory more efficient in terms of guaranteeing the safety of its citizens was highlighted.
Parliament is perfectly correct to emphasise the need to make maritime transport safer,
Endorse the need to make further progress in ensuring solidarity between Member States in the event of an energy crisis or a disruption in supplies.
That mostly happens when they play with other children: the need to make oneself understood and to integrate when playing is an crucial component of language learning.
We all feel the need to make the difference, to seek excellence in all we do.
Examples of conversion processes could be that the company has the need to make additional acquisitions