Examples of using Were needed in English and their translations into Turkish
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New lists were needed.
better methods of communication were needed.
that the agreement reached Monday was not final, as further talks were needed on deeper economic reforms in the eurozone.
the cotton gin propelled it, as more slaves were needed to plant and harvest king cotton.
Other Chinooks, holding 25 more SEALs from DEVGRU, were stationed just across the border in Afghanistan in case reinforcements were needed during the raid.
harsh climates where hardy, sturdy working animals were needed.
The artist who designed this picture map… made certain that all the scrolls were needed to follow its instructions.
Until their organs were needed, and were laid off. It may seem like an act of goodwill, but they were kept there.
That we were needed for something important. But about a month ago, a call went out.
Albanians had preferred going to countries where no visas were needed, like Turkey, but in the wake of visa liberalisation, this preference is shifting towards Croatia,
The areas where further efforts were needed in particular, according to the conclusions from the summit, were the"judiciary and fundamental rights.
New body parts were needed to perfect our image,
If there's more patrolling to do-- so I created a disturbance, so extra patrollers were needed-- the nest maintenance workers will switch to patrol.
He himself had funded nearly all of his campaign's expenses to date and he noted donations were needed.
Her fault. but I'm sorry, you were needed.
The extremely low temperatures were needed to reduce the amount of thermal vibration of the cobalt atoms to practically nil.
it became obvious that follow-ons were needed that would shed more light on cometary composition and answer new questions.
During the visit, Bosniak presidency member Bakir Izetbegovic said similar meetings were needed to strengthen relations,
While visiting prototype radar stations, he realised that shorter-wavelength radio waves were needed urgently, especially if there was to be any chance of building a radar set small enough to fit into an aircraft.