Examples of using Needs to be understood in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Against this background, the significance of the visit of Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc to New Zealand and Australia needs to be understood.
She is the one who inculcate discipline in our life and that needs to be understood!!
with the awareness that what I write needs to be understood by others.
the meaning of words, all this needs to be understood.
do not touch politics” needs to be understood in this light, and all the works that get permission to be published
Holy Communion needs to be understood, each sacrament is distinct and preparation for each
The cleansing of the temple needs to be understood in this context: Jesus is replacing a former religious practice with the Christian way of doing things,
And, even if the same is on the list, it needs to be understood that the USCIS has not sanctioned the regional center or any of the investments the same provides.
as it tells scientists the material being tested needs to be understood: What does it look like?
psychological pressure, and therefore needs to be understood and supported especially from people close to him.
when not otherwise provided in the treaty, the word“measure” needs to be understood broadly as encompassing any sort of act
expressed within the“economy” of charity, but charity in its turn needs to be understood, confirmed and practised in the light of truth.
song one more time, I'm going to kill myself," needs to be understood not as suicidal, he said.
expressed within the‘economy' of charity, but charity in its turn needs to be understood, confirmed and practised in the light of truth.”.
charity in its turn needs to be understood, confirmed and practiced in the light of truth.
Another contributing factor to the many different theories of the atonement is that much of what we can learn about the atonement needs to be understood from the experience and perspective of God's people under the Old Covenant sacrificial system.
Dr Becky Taylor, reader in modern history at the University of East Anglia, said:"The rise of undocumented international migration from the late 1990s, and indeed the deaths of 39 Vietnamese migrants in the trailer found in Essex, needs to be understood within the context of Britain's increasingly restrictive immigration regime.".
These differences need to be understood and respected.
Only two points need to be understood….