Examples of using Second remark in English and their translations into German
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Political
The subject of my second remark deeply perplexes me.
I would like to make a second remark by way of priority.
The second remark is the image of the European Union: bad.
My second remark is specifically to Mr Titley, who raised the issue of Iraq's debt.
My second remark is please will you consider whether more weight can be given to cross-border gas transport.
The second remark is to say that the position of Great Britain is morally indefensible and politically completely irresponsible.
Second remark: we must distinguish the structural from the exceptional.
But this immediately calls for a second remark which concerns the outlines and the content of this"thematic convergence.
My second remark follows on from what Mr Nassauer said:
Second remark: countries are coming to us which are completely changing their historical role.
My second remark is directed towards the Members from the GUE/NGL Group,
My second remark is that it is very important not only that the secretariat starts its work,
Qur second remark concerns paragraph 8 of the motion for a resolution,
My second remark is that the short-term Operation Atalanta has already prevented several acts of piracy from taking place
My second remark is that I note that the European Commission has nothing to gain from limiting itself to a common role, I would say,
My second remark is that, despite the enlargement of the EU
The second remark I would like to make is about an amendment introduced by Mrs Muscardini, which, in fact,
The second remark taken on board by the general rapporteur relates to the concerns expressed by the Court of Auditors about the way in which a number of Member States have made use of the European Fund for Refugees and, in particular, about the shortcomings of the national control systems in place.
The second general remark regards the methodology of Member States in fulfilling their reporting obligation under the Directive.