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the complexity of topics to be addressed and, of course, the diversity of sports actors.
where his desire for a relationship with a woman to be addressed.
better jobs was the most urgent issue to be addressed.
unmet needs to be addressed.
The ministers appealed for the question of the safety of Palestinians to be addressed urgently in accordance with the Fourth Geneva Convention.
Global imbalances Another shortcoming that needs to be addressed for the future was the insufficient orientation of macroeconomic policies towards medium-term stability and sustainability.
One area remains to be addressed and that is our knowledge of what is happening in the educational systems of these countries.
I think that the compliments paid to me ought rather to be addressed to the entire Committee on Industry,
One aspect needing to be addressed here is the situation of third-country nationals,
There are many of them to be addressed by us on a day-to-day basis
However there is another important issue that needs to be addressed- one which seems to be hardly discussed,
The exact same considerations need to be addressed as you would certainly finish with any kind of supplement having natural or herbal ingredients.
The crisis- like all crises- needs to be addressed with structural changes,
The question needed to be addressed carefully as, at the end of the day, the availability of certain medicines was at stake.
One of the issues to be addressed in combating obesity is the effective labelling of food products.
This issue needs to be addressed, and the Summit should concentrate on the search for solutions to this problem.
We consider that these issues need to be addressed as soon as possible,
Similarly, the proposal strikes a satisfactory balance between issues which need to be addressed at Community level and issues which should preferably be left in the hands of the Member States.
This needs to be addressed, as it could jeopardise the safety of the consumer or sometimes even be fatal.
On the contrary, a problem of this magnitude needs to be addressed by building virtuous circles,