Examples of using It is not a matter in English and their translations into Danish
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It is not a matter for the Council, and I just reiterate my previous response.
Whenever this happens- and it is not a matter for the EU to decide- the domestic judicial systems will need to be ready to take over the ICTY's files.
discussion within the network, so it is not a matter of them being on their own,
in contrast with the other specific programmes of the framework programme, it is not a matter of strengthening European competitiveness
To all those who object to it I have to say that it is not a matter of our undermining subsidiarity.
I also understand that the letter says it is not a matter for this House.
It is not a matter that interests merely the people of Ireland,
In reality, it is not a matter of solving unemployment with these ECUs,
As has been shown, it is not a matter for the Council to decide when it is reasonable to make use of the possibility under the Schengen rules for temporarily closing the borders.
Willingness to cooperate may help advance the understanding that it is not a matter of choice, but of necessity, for the European Union to integrate immediately this sizeable potential workforce,
from the point of view of Christianity, we know that it is not a matter of what you own, but what you do
which means that it is not a matter of sweetening sour wine,
It is not a matter of duplicating the installations
I can tell Mr Poettering that it is not a matter of‘if need be',
With all due respect to Mrs Roth-Behrendt, it is not a matter of good consumers who are the injured parties on the one hand, and bad farmers who are thus the guilty parties on the other.
Here I very much agree with what Mrs Thorning-Schmidt has already said: it is not a matter of employment or a matter of Council meetings,
credibly amplify this same cry: it is not a matter of revenge, but justice must be done.
I am sure that they would be happy to take up some of the points that have been raised about procedure within the United Kingdom but it is not a matter for the Council.
In this case it is not a matter of a request for referral back to committee on behalf of a group of 29 Members.
demands, without trying in the slightest to understand the Tibetan representatives' explanation that it is not a matter of leaving China