Examples of using Wider context in English and their translations into Danish
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I would like to place this report in a somewhat wider context.
Setting this proposal in a wider context, other large trading partners- like the US, Canada, Japan
Fortunately, the present Commissioner realises that this should be seen in a wider context, and I am delighted that he is now giving this experiment a structural dimension.
However, the Section thinks that the case for such a reduction should be placed in a wider context.
although that change should take place in a wider context.
which places the Foundation's European work in a wider context.
The initiative could be incorporated into the wider context of regional cooperation,
As you too mentioned, binding decisions have been taken within the wider context of the continuing implementation of the e-Europe action plan.
For this reason, the Commission believes that this matter should be dealt with in a wider context.
I am confident that this will also be taken in the wider context of these talks, for it is not about the structured dialogue with Cyprus at all.
although that change should take place in a wider context.
should be placed within a wider context.
Provide valuable data for the Foundation's work in this area and in the wider context of quality of life.
because this issue needs to be considered in a wider context.
thus has to be examined in the wider context.
Submission of these recommendations will give the Council an opportunity to view in a wider context the problems that are continually referred to it.
Madam President, I fully agree that we have to look at this question in a wider context, in this case, in the context of the financial
The purpose of this work is to produce material which can become part of a wider context.
We cannot accept any forms of discrimination in this Chamber if we are to be credible in the wider context.
is taken up by everyday events, without having an inkling of their meaning when seen in a wider context.
