Examples of using Important to remember in English and their translations into Danish
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When speaking of dangerousness it is important to remember that tobacco smoking is more harmful than beta-carotene.
It is important to remember these fine speeches when the plans are being made for Laeken.
So it's very important to remember that you have 8 weeks to fix the problems in such situations.
It is important to remember that Annex II of Directive 88/379/EEC has special provisions concerning the labelling of certain preparations.
The UEAPME also points out-that'It is important to remember that innovation means more than just the development of new products:
You see pop culture appropriate ballroom over and over and over, and do right by it. and I think it's important to remember who's from that world.
It is important to remember these side-effects are only feasible,
It is important to remember the kingdom in its entirety,
It is so important to remember those who have lost their lives serving their communities.”.
That whatever we say to each other in this room stays between us. And it's important to remember.
Important to remember. If you see anything bad… anything strange… it is not real.
The directive will also entail more flexible risk assessment which- and this is important to remember- is basically good for European consumers and businesses.
and it is important to remember that.
our joint achievement but it is, therefore, all the more important to remember those who did not taste happiness and peace.
When speaking of dangerousness it is important to remember that tobacco smoking is more harmful than beta-carotene.
As a Hungarian MEP, I believe that it is particularly important to remember the heroes of the democratic movement in Poznan,
It is important to remember that the Member States promised to achieve the UN target of increasing aid to 0.7% of EU GDP by 2015 and that it has a medium-term target of increasing it to 0.56% by 2010.
which is important to remember in many countries, and we have the days around the end of the war in 1945,
it is even more important to remember them.
I also believe that it is important to remember what happened in 2005 when we ought to have taken action