Examples of using Are a matter in English and their translations into Danish
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The laws regulating the use of gaming machines in Australia are a matter for State governments.
The laws regulating the use of gaming machines in Australia are a matter for State governments.
What results we achieve are a matter for democracy and for tomorrow's vote.
It goes without saying that these committees cannot be responsible for those forms of discrimination that are a matter for the Committee on Women's Rights.
which fortunately appear, for the most part, in the draft texts, are a matter of responsibility for Member States.
Human rights abuses are a matter for all of us, and the European Union has a particular responsibility to reduce tension in the region before it causes instability in neighbouring countries.
The women's courses are a matter of course led by a woman.
Its origins and purpose are a matter of heated debate, with the spectrum of argument ranging from views of Capoeira as a uniquely Brazilian folk
provisions of the directive. Such amendments are a matter for the Community legislature.
I am, however, very satisfied that the Commission is in agreement with us that talks with China concerning its membership of the WTO are a matter that Parliament cannot pass over and that we will
free access to advice on abortion. These are very sensitive topics and, according to the subsidiarity principle, they are a matter for the individual Member States.
means of proof of the originating status of goods imported from the Faroe Islands are a matter for Community law or for the law of the importing State.
I should like to emphasize in particular once again that resale rights are a matter of copyright in favour of the artist,
democracy is being treated with contempt every day and physical attacks on opponents are a matter of course.
Finding a document is a matter of seconds.
It is a matter for Europe as a whole.
My friend, truth is a matter of perspective.
Tax is a matter for Member States.
It's a matter of personal principle.