Examples of using Current debates in English and their translations into Greek
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films relating to current debates.
With the increasing pressure on resource allocation within the National Health Service and current debates on an individual's capacity to consent
the European Union could be facing a wave of migration that makes current debates about accepting hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers seem irrelevant,” wrote Adair Turner,
It has become diffused in the current debate, however.
In reality, the current debate results from three factors.
I regard the additions he proposes as enhancing the current debate on concrete directives.
The current debate now seems to be focusing on four principles.
The current debate[about globalization] is….
We can contribute to the current debate with our recommendations and our experts.
However, allow me to make a few comments on the current debate.
an interesting contribution to the current debate about the euro area.
Your question is relevant given the current debate in Greece.
I believe that the current debate about this patent, which is being challenged by numerous researchers
Unfortunately, as the current debate has also shown, the beginnings of the Hungarian Presidency are turbulent.
Asked about the current debate, one of his advisers said on Wednesday that France would still welcome a change of heart.
While the current debate has focused on“memes” and“Gifs,” these formats of creative expression are already protected by existing legislation and will not be affected by the new Directive.
I believe that the current debate, on which I would like to raise a few points,
The problem with the current debate is that advocates of cryonics combine science fiction with science fact which,
We therefore warmly welcome the current debate, even though- as the President has mentioned- it has been tucked away in an evening slot and has very few participants.
In fact, expected the Council to react to the proposals being put forward by Parliament in the current debate.