Übersetzung für "Sind wir darauf angewiesen" in Englisch

We need our champions of innovation to grow!"

As a joung company we have to cover our costs.

We depend on the smooth functioning of all these networks.

We depend on line managers letting us know what they need.

We all rely on the functioning of our communication network.

This could not be the object of the exercise. We made that criticism.

Here we have to rely on you sending us your amended personal data.

We depend on our Customers to update and correct their Personal Information whenever necessary.

We depend on becoming more people at the school in order to be able to manage the tasks ahead of us.

We need (Moon) to be seen and recognised (Sun).

We rely on support from the people of Afghanistan when it comes to realising our plans.

We need that, despite the degrading of focus we have seen over the years, which Alan Donnelly described so well a few speeches ago.

In this directive, this House has again attached great value to the protection of small investors, who have in recent years been particularly unsettled, and we are obliged to restore small investors' confidence if we really do want to have a properly-functioning internal financial market from which everyone can benefit.

Then, of course, even if we do that, we still have to rely on the Council to deliver its part of the contract.

We are therefore reliant on fishing in foreign waters, both in international waters and in the coastal zones of other states.

We are counting on an end to this situation and from that point of view this new paper really is most welcome.

We will rely on EU business to provide much of the information on the barriers which affect their trade or investment with third counties, and ensure Commission-wide sharing of such incoming information.

There must be no delays, because we need to have these markets functioning with a new legislation in place.

In this economic Indian summer, we rely on an overdue application of nutrients in the form of investment aimed not at rationalization but at job creation.

Such is after all our main aim : we want the steel consumers to be in the closest possible contact with the High Authority, at least as close as are the producers through their national representatives; we want them to stand not, as they appear to do, as merely marginal operators in this sector, but in the centre, as consumers of that indispensable product by which the iron and steel industry, so basic to the economy, can continue ever to the fore.

If you find that you have pragmatic specific examples with which you want to supplement it, those will of course be very welcome in an additional note We are very grateful to you for being here; we have had a very useful dialogue with you.

This is probably why the Commission indicated in the course of the debate that it would accept all the

This Parliament wants an assurance from the Vice-President of the Commission that Mr Christophersen will discuss this report and discuss the very serious allegations that have been made both in The Times and by Mr McMahon today, that the British Government at tempted to suppress this report.

This approach, which seeks maximum success for projects at minimum financial cost and risk, has already been tested in the past and has shown good results. Our Group will be backing this approach.

We rely on our good friends in the police department to point to us those people who exhibit behavior which is socially unacceptable.

We depend on that what we can convey through the medium that means if we would have a scientist as medium a scientific conversation would definitely be easier in regard to scientific data and terminology.