Examples of using Further point in English and their translations into Danish
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A further point is this: in our calls to the Commission,
One further point, which seems important to me but which has not been raised,
A further point: the proposed directive is based on the principle that the same packaging must be used for the same product anywhere in the Union.
A further point, mentioned by all the speakers,
I wish to address one further point. It was said that there is no means of contacting the refugees.
would like to add that further point.
I have just two comments to make on amendments proposed and a further point with regard to the remeasuring of fleet tonnage.
A further point is the cooperation introduced here concerning the matter of justice,
There is a further point in this report which I would like to emphasize because it seems particularly important to me as an Austrian.
One further point which has not been mentioned yet
There is a further point that has not been addressed in this debate,
I would make a further point here: how often in our efforts to create a basis for new economic growth have we concerned ourselves with ways of getting interest rates down to lower levels in Europe?
One further point in the directive which I feel I should mention is the aim of giving manufacturers more responsibility in risk evaluation,
A further point- about which I shall speak particularly in my role as coordinator of the Socialist Group in the European Parliament- concerns the promotion of equal opportunities in the EU,
A further point frequently made was that incorporation of the Charter
One further point I would like to make is that young people have,
A further point which was very important for us,
A further point concerned the taking of concrete measures in connection with combating organised crime.
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I should like to make a further point in this context, because it concerns something which often causes confusion among the public: