Examples of using The issue of in English and their translations into Finnish
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Official/political
-
Computer
-
Programming
We have already discussed the issue of unbundling, network separation and gas supply.
So, with the problems of the environmental pollution and the effects on health, as well as the issue of cost and the debate about the cost,
ladies and gentlemen, the issue of the missing persons in Cyprus has been an open wound for over 30 years.
It looks as if the issue of climate change is not what is important here, just business issues. .
On the issue of biofuels- and the President-in-Office spoke of a first and second generation- the
First of all, on the issue of the agencies, I totally agree that both the ECDC
not fit for purpose, and, secondly, the issue of the living donor needs to be regulated more effectively.
Finally, as regards the issue of the 12 days, I remember the former amendment 102 in Mrs. Ţicău's report,
message of solidarity with Greece and a message of responsibility regarding the issue of economic governance.
I am delighted at the very broad agreement reached between the three institutions of the European Union regarding the Latin America summit and the issue of Latin America.
if we do not address the issue of responsible credit activity,
as regards the issue of tourism.
Clarke has discussed at some length, namely the issue of telecommunications.
its Member States should pursue these, including the issue of resources, in their bilateral and multilateral cooperation as
as foreseen in the Common Position(Article 22) is absolutely necessary, not only on the issue of the APR as suggested by the Parliament amendments,
On the question of the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund and the issue of changes to the European Social Fund,
bilateral solidarity arrangements, to address the issue of missing energy infrastructure interconnections(which is a huge problem),
The issuing of opinions on draft legislation, which contain provisions likely to be restrictive of competition, and.