Examples of using Issues to be addressed in English and their translations into Italian
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In October 2002, the Commission's services published a Consultation Document8, which contained an overview of the main problems and the issues to be addressed at Community level.
will not allow major issues to be addressed.
I will return to the financial perspective shortly, but allow me first of all to say a few words about other important issues to be addressed at the European Council.
HIGHLIGHTING the following EU priorities, to be complemented with detailed positions on the whole range of issues to be addressed at COP 8 in due course;
the Commission has identified three main issues to be addressed in developing agricultural product quality policy.
state of knowledge of the issues to be addressed.
there will be hiccups and issues to be addressed.
Issues to be addressed include transparency of the decisions regarding donor compensation,
As the issues to be addressed have a bearing on other stakeholders in the cash cycle
there are many issues to be addressed, of course the first one is to help the bridge clubs around Italy who are really suffering for many reasons.
In view of the starting point and the issues to be addressed, this was not a normal summit;
The issues to be addressed in such a cooperation will be identified with Member States on the basis of their national action plans,
The Commission Staff Working Paper on bottlenecks on the trans-European Rail Network outlines the issues to be addressed and sets out a strategy for tackling different problems
The Communication also listed issues to be addressed in a future revision of the Visa Code to‘improve
new issues to be addressed and types of projects.
the scope of the claims and issues to be addressed in the arbitration, that change can be recorded simply through an exchange of correspondence
taking into account the broad range of issues to be addressed in this area.
An expert group on chemicals has also been set up to give the Commission guidance. The group already held a meeting in November, which produced good results with regard to defining the issues to be addressed and the options to be suggested.
Such a partial merger would allow governance issues to be addressed, would be in line with the Common Approach on agencies and would enable non-operational functions to be rationalised.