Examples of using Complex issues in English and their translations into Finnish
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These are complex issues and how we resolve them will have a major impact on the effectiveness of future structural fund spending.
These are important and complex issues which deserve full consideration
However, the initiative proposed by France only deals with a small part of these incredibly complex issues concerning migration and refugees.
The success of the management company passport depends on our ability to deal with some remaining complex issues, like risk management via Level 2 measures.
Notwithstanding the potential benefits of Article 129( 2), complex issues may arise when it is applied
competition rules sometimes raises complex issues.
been a tendency among politicians and clergymen to over-simplify complex issues.
That illustrates that in an enlarged Union, we can also reach agreement about important, complex issues, and that bodes well for the future.
An organisation of this kind is responsible for addressing specific, often complex issues, at regional, national or European level.
the Committee on International Trade is showing that we are capable of dealing with complex issues and complex dossiers within a reasonable timeframe.
inclusive stakeholder platforms to tackle such complex issues.
draws the attention to remaining complex issues such as manifold regulations and taxation.
A risk of binding legislative targets under Option 4 could be that this would oversimplify complex issues, leading to less'across the board' improvement than in Option 3.
This involves complex issues, such as the role of mutual recognition as opposed to harmonisation,
She has explored such complex issues as racism, terminal illness,
Where complex issues are presented, or where the notification is under Article 10.2,
from history that resolution to difficult and complex issues invariably comes through negotiation,
Providing legal security: the Commission is aware that the application of Community law to services of general interest might raise complex issues.
develop Europe-wide data collection and to employ the multiple perspectives needed to understand complex issues.
rule out a valuable contribution being made by the OECD with a view to clarifying somewhat complex issues, such as taxation,