Examples of using Differing views in English and their translations into Danish
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But on this question, as every group is aware, there are widely differing views in Parliament, and there are good reasons for that.
the two institutions hold differing views on its future.
balanced compromise between the differing views.
The reality is that judicial authorities in various Member States have differing views on what constitutes a serious offence.
There are- and this has been addressed several times today- differing views as to what constitutes a private copy.
We have agreed on this observation during this debate, despite the differing views that have become evident in the discussion.
It does however reflect an acceptable compromise between the differing views on Europe to be found in this Chamber
fishermen hold differing views regarding the need for stocks to be protected.
balanced compromise between the differing views.
Mr President, I was interested to hear what the President-in-office had to say about the efforts which the Luxembourg Presidency are going to make to endeavour to find a compromise between the differing views of the individual Member States.
There are widely differing views in the EU on the basic principles of health policy,
the emphasis of our communication on the economic rationale behind monetary policy decisions, rather than on a pattern of differing views in the Governing Council.
It is, however, unfortunate that differing views are held on the procedure applicable to this end,
Mr President, as group coordinator in the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, I just wanted to point out that there are differing views on this subject in our group,
The Court has yet to rule on the matter, so as long as there are differing views I shall apply the selfsame rule that Mr Striby quoted:' The President shall decide whether amendments are admissible.
Mr President, there are differing views as to how the law should treat abortion,
Ladies and gentlemen, you know every bit as well as I do that there are differing views in this House on the extent to which the Edinburgh decision is contractual in character.
What I really do want to say to Mr Caspary is that those who regard‘Attac' as a radical group have not grasped the idea that it is from the presence of differing views that democracy draws its life!
The differing views among Member States on this subject,
Differing views prevail in the Member States firstly as to whether this should be permitted,