Examples of using We need to remember in English and their translations into Swedish
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We need to remember the horrors of history if we do not want to relive them.
We need to remember that this project was run in parallel with a large number of other projects.
We need to remember the original reasons for these funds
First of all, we need to remember the story about the removal of the Russian Paralympic athletes from the Paralympics in Rio.
That's why when we step out from behind the computer screens we need to remember to operate from the heart.
it is a tool that we need to remember and to re-learn.
We need to remember, with the threat of an economic downturn, that investment in training and education results in a reliable,
First, we need to remember that cats by their very nature are part wild;
We need to remember a tragic event that happened to a very important person: Though today has been blissfully perfect in many ways.
Yet we need to remember that high blood pressure is, in fact, the most important
We need to remember that our bodies, as well as our souls, have been redeemed and belong to God.
If we want to live with them without problems, we need to remember this and believe their feelings.
as members of the European Union, we need to remember what Europe's values are.
this kind for projects inside or, indeed, outside the EU, we need to remember that they are not without financial consequences.
But even as we carry forth The torch lit by those great men, We need to remember, its light don't.
(PT) Sometimes we need to remember that India is, demographically speaking, the biggest democracy in the world.
We need to remember that our objective is to approximate national arrangements on procedures.
The deeper the groove the easier it is for us to remember what we need to remember.
But we need to remember that people will not feel engaged
Speaking as a citizen of old Europe, I would say that we need to remember that it is often wiser to raise a quizzical eyebrow than to return an insult.