Translation of "Express a need" in German

Conversely, countries with a relatively high level of protection express a below-average need for action.

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Some employees, however, express a need for this.

That a real man doesn't ask directions or express a need, they don't go to doctors if they feel bad.

Recognition must be given to the role which trade union organisations can play in negotiating and renegotiating the constituent agreements of European Works Councils, providing support to employees’ representatives who express such a need.

Recognition must be given to the role that recognised trade union organisations can play in negotiating and renegotiating the constituent agreements of European Works Councils, providing support to employees’ representatives who express a need for such support.

If in addition the experts express a need to enlarge the survey, it could be done, within the limitations mentioned in 3.2.

Rural women's participation in vocational training and continuing education is low everywhere, apparently not because of demand (many rural women express a need and desire for training), but because of the difficulties of access to courses (distance, mobility, childcare, replacement services...).

If a child had developed an alcohol, tobacco or drug addiction as an adult in a previous incarnation he may express a need for these substances and develop cravings at an early age.

Instead, they express a need to reflect on the significance that these products have for their lives.

Even though the client may express a “need” to change the occupant of a certain position in terms of a specific failure, I can assure you that in 9 out of 10 cases, the client is actually signaling that they were let down by certain acts or omissions on the part of the current executive as relates to their expectations.Your attitude is your differentialIn the vast majority of cases, the executive about to be replaced had not exhibited the attitude expected of him on the part of his superiors.

Pwnie Express needed a reliable hardware platform to support their network security software.

Okay, look, artie's notes said that rheticus' work Often expressed a need for order.

Some of our customers have expressed a need for a font with a slashed zero.

The customer expresses a need in resources and specifies the wanted competencies

The seemingly bitter criticism of the Inter Governmental Conference put forward in the resolution principally expresses a desperate need on the side of the European Parliament to appropriate greater power for their own purpose and to increase the demand for a central superpower in Europe.

The Committee on Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy has expressed a growing need for a separate life-science programme within the context of the human genome and biotechnology.

As far as decoupling is concerned, I can say that the delegations have expressed a great need for further information from the Commission in the form of impact assessments of the financial, social and regional effects of the proposal before a final position can be taken.

Where nuts are concerned, the producer countries clearly expressed a need for special subsidies in this sector.

No matter which committee or forum asks for expert advice or expresses a need for discussion, we will be there for them.

However, they also expressed a need for greater clarity and predictability necessary to ensure a smooth evolution of social services, including health services.

The concept of interculturalism is present in many European and international policy fields, even if not always expressed as a specific need for dialogue.

Stakeholders expressed a need to examine the regulatory framework for digital innovations with a view to provide further clarity on the following:

The stakeholders consulted expressed a need for action that should mainly focus on training, distribution, the facilitation of co-productions and circulation of audiovisual works, and film literacy.