Examples of using Second comment in English and their translations into Finnish
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Applause Second comment: among the numerous achievements of European construction, there are intangible elements that cannot be quantified.
My second comment is that the lack of a position from the Council must not delay the implementation of the new cohesion policy or that of the new Framework Programme on Research.
My second comment concerns the Commission's'second chance' initiative for small
As a second comment, we need to be careful not to pick the wrong target in terms of the inspection and control procedures that we introduce for this aid.
My second comment is that despite the success achieved in implementing the European Arrest Warrant,
The second comment is that this procedure- this new focus- requires the Member States to be monitored at a global level.
My second comment is that we are seeing a trend on the energy price market that is leading to energy poverty in Europe.
My second comment relates to the putting into perspective of multilateralism,
The second comment is that we believe that the European cities are an essential element in the Union's cultural policy.
My second comment is that the previous speakers complained that the European Union pays,
My second comment is more serious
Second comment, in the form of an appeal.
The second comment, which is also an idea underlying this report, relates to the concern for equity,
Now my second comment: I do not think there is any dispute among us, in this Chamber, about whether Guantánamo should cease to exist.
My second comment is on an issue quite dear to my heart
Very briefly a second comment, which to my mind is also important:
which is my second comment.
The second comment that I wanted to make concerns a survey that was carried out recently in Latin America.
Our second comment concerned the financial implications of the statute
My second comment is that we obviously need to totally divorce the problems of a complete reform of the common agricultural policy from the problem we are faced with now.