Examples of using Such decisions in English and their translations into Danish
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The usual reason for such decisions would be political
Such decisions do not lend themselves to logic- how can two basic exercises for the same muscle be performed simultaneously?
For such decisions- and there have been many- send a dangerous signal about the value that the United States places on international commitments.
Mr L. claimed that the Registrars act in an administrative capacity and that such decisions are not, therefore, deci sions of the Courts acting in their judicial role.
The challenge in making such decisions is to look at the problem holistically,
In taking such decisions, the European Parliament violates the spirit of the Treaties
Lisbon upholds the sovereign right of Member States to make such decisions, and that is just one of the very many reasons why I support it.
Such decisions in the future will be taken on the basis of clear budgetary
Only the courts should be allowed to take such decisions, and only after convicting perpetrators of serious crimes.
Its effectiveness will depend on such decisions having the backing of as many European citizens as possible.
And while Europe busies itself with such decisions, the competitiveness of the global markets will mean investors simply move on.
we are resolved to combat the social consequences of such decisions.
If such decisions are based on the existence of a particularly serious risk to human health,
The institutions shall consult each other on the rules to be laid down by such decisions.
It is also true that it is better for a Member State to coordinate such decisions with its partners.
the auditors referred to in Article 26 of all such decisions in writing.
I am of the opinion that it is not the President who should make such decisions but this House.
Such decisions shall put into effect by the Contracting Parties in accordance with their own legislation.
notify the competent authority of the first Member State of the decisions taken and of the reasons for such decisions.
The Council is unfortunately defending incomprehensible positions, for example that such decisions should be made without public scrutiny.