The need to be liked, the need for approbation, or recognition, or for somebody to tell you it's okay.

(ax) The following statement To be used only where there is a recognised need.

(bb) The following statement To be used only where there is a recognised need.

(bg) The following statement To be used only where there is a recognised need.

(bk) The following statement To be used only where there is a recognised need.

Need recognised by the inspection body or inspection authority

In the past, China has recognized the vital need for good neighborly relations.

This morning you recognised that you need to take a few classes.

After the failure of the Argentina bail out, the IMF recognized the need for an alternative approach.

The Vienna Conference appears to have recognized this fact and to have confirmed the need for a holistic approach.

The central authorities have recognized the link between abuses, unrest, and the need to develop legal services for preventing the escalation of disputes.

Iran needs regional stability, and this has been recognised by the Iranian leadership.

Howard recognised this Gillard and Rudd recognised it Abbott recognises it.

On the other hand, our group finds it difficult to understand that a majority in Parliament should continue to set aside the principle of subsidiarity when it comes to the Community's social policy. We on the conservative side by no means question the need for a measure of coordination of the Member States' social and employment policies.

However, on the matter of the sudden emergence of brutality among some elements of the police force, the Vice President agreed that the police force needed training and proper equipment.

I recognized the name.

The Commission recognized that countries needed flexibility in the application of standards to meet their own needs.

I know the look of it.

I would have liked to delete Article 25, but I have conceded that it is not feasible or appropriate, and I have conceded the need for a pre trade transparency requirement.

I have recognition.

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The world did not recognize him.

I knew him again when I saw him.

The Council itself acknowledged this.

The cashier and several people identified him as mannion, positively!

Émile Zola the jury has found you guilty.

recognised as an occupational disease.

It's almost recognized because phenomena can be recognized, it cannot be recognized and that is recognized.

The Commission is convinced that the research and demonstration efforts being made in this area absolutely must be continued.

It ended when the highest EU authority, the European Council, officially recognized in late July that Greece does need a reduction in its debt obligations.

Acceptance of an innovatory product to fulfil an established need, but having little or no effect on the purchaser s method of operating.

That was the only figure he recognized.

Everyone recognized his skill.

Sami recognized Layla's tattoo.

Sport is a recognized educational tool.

It was generally acknowledged that some countries in the UNECE region needed assistance to meet the Convention's rather complex requirements.

The Conference recognized the need of smaller nations in the region to develop geographic information systems (GIS and land information systems (LIS)).

Seventy years ago, at the end of World War nbsp II, the Allies recognized that Germany must be given a fresh start.

Tajikistan is known for colourful handicrafts.

(1) All persons shall have the right to education.

Filetype was not recognized

Hundreds of thousands of refugees moved to neighbouring countries.

In this area, the CPMP also endorsed the need to hold a workshop between CPMP BWP and other interested parties to share the available information on the progress on assays for markers of TSE in relation to their potential applications to medicinal products.

1.9 The role of the EESC should be recognised.

This problem is recognised at an international level.