Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Changes needed in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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they realised that some minor changes needed to be made.
In 2009, the CEC published a green paper outlining the changes needed to address some of the most critical problems facing European fisheries.
our targets really do set the pace in terms of the changes needed in order to pre-empt ecological disaster.
Under the pressure of events, many of the changes needed to remedy structural weaknesses,
As we look to the future of Europe, and the changes needed to make a growing European Union a success,
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societal and institutional changes needed to achieve a paradigm shift towards a green economy will be developed.
The other would be to improve the balance of contracts in favour of passengers; some changes needed are clear,
not be too difficult. However, it is much harder to get people to make and accept the changes needed to achieve those targets.
In the EESC's view, the seventh EAP does not take a clear enough position on the economic and social changes needed to achieve the environment policy goals.
resistance is still encountered to the changes needed to arrive at a more innovation-enhancing environment,
Six months ago I called attention to the fact that the changes needed in the European Union should start with the elimination of the long-standing unfair discrimination still evident against new Member States.
Particular attention must be paid to transition periods, guaranteeing appropriate support for workers affected by restructuring resulting from the changes needed to align production with current needs. .
at the same time it has also been the Commission's duty to prepare the changes needed for the future.
Discussion of policy and institutional changes needed to underpin the transformation of the agricultural
The Commission sets out the changes needed, in view of the enlargement of the EU on 1 May 2004,
all stakeholder interests involved so as to build strong public awareness of the changes needed and as much consensus as possible about the way forward.
to find practical solutions for cooperation and progress to secure the legislative and procedural changes needed.
It covers the consequences for EU policies, the changes needed to make EU legislation compatible with the euro and the practical and operational changes affecting
to explore how administrative burdens can be reduced- and to make the changes needed, including through simplification and/or repeal of legislation.