Examples of using To a question in English and their translations into Finnish
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he were replying to a question.
We should pay particular attention to a comprehensive approach to a question which is of significant importance to the proper functioning of air transport,
But we in this Parliament will not cease to support a peaceful solution to a question that can only be resolved by peaceful, political means.
leads to the ugly complexity that come from stretching your data to a question for which they are not well suited.
It brings me to a question that I think will give you an opportunity to expound a little bit more on what you said with regard to massive employment.
It meant there was no way to get an answer to a question or concern in what would be a timely manner.
In response to a question from Mr Chagas, the president said
And naturally Bottas had to reply to a question whether he's driving for victory tomorrow
have just sent me, Commissioner, in response to a question that I had asked you.
In response to a question in writing in relation to this issue, the Commission has
Yet, with regard to a question that is so fundamentally important to our citizens,
In addition to a question on the legal base, the High Court hasa price ceiling in respect of retail roaming charges infringes the principle of proportionality and/or subsidiarity.">
This brings us to a question: should we not view it as natural that the Government will present Parliament with a new programme if the underlying assumptions of the previous one have changed
concerning the interpretation of Article 13A(l)(c) of the Sixth Directive, is substantively identical to a question on which the Court has already ruled.
gives rise to a question posed frequently both in the USA and in Europe, namely whether NATO has any useful purpose any more.
The first refers to a question already fully discussed in the preliminary stages leading to the adoption of the relevant directive,
Earlier this afternoon I replied to a question by Mrs Kauppi where she asked why the European Patent Office did not satisfy itself with just one expert
In reply to a question from Mrs Frahm, at the meeting in February, I had the opportunity of presenting the provisions in the Accession Partnership for Turkey concerning the area
I should also add- to respond directly to a question from Mrs Mohácsi- that the Commission intends to submit the proposal in 2008 for a directive on the application of the principle of equal treatment beyond employment,