Examples of using Issues raised in English and their translations into Romanian
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reflecting issues raised by key actors including the European Parliament.
Issues raised by Jim Starshak(see December minutes)
The issues raised in this debate caused the journal to publish a rare“editorial expression of concern” about the ethics and the ethical review
In parallel, the Ombudsman is inviting members of the public to put forward their views on the issues raised by the strategic inquiry.
One lead is the letter to the US President from his council of scientific advisors summarising the issues raised by climate change.
The ECA has already taken steps through its 2013- 2017 strategy to implement a range of initiatives designed to address many of the issues raised in the review.
The issues raised in the written question are firmly within the remit of the national laws of Member States.
These are the various points I wished to add in response to the issues raised.
The job of the European institutions is to impose rules in response to issues raised by the public.
It will meet the organisers so they can explain the issues raised in their initiative in more depth.
noise pollution are some of the issues raised by them.
This is why they have established a very professional customer care team to address any issues raised by players.
She concluded by saying that she has tried to incorporate as many of the issues raised in the previous meeting as possible.
Camus employs this short tale to reflect upon issues raised by the political situation in French North Africa.
the available data, including the issues raised by the objecting CMS.
it will meet the organisers at an appropriate level so they can explain the issues raised in their initiative.
The 4 issues raised in the referral concerned the analyses of the Early Prostate Cancer Programme(EPC).
I will be unable to respond to all comments and issues raised in the debate or in your statements.
A better way to think about privacy- one especially designed to handle issues raised by the digital age- is the idea of contextual integrity(Nissenbaum 2010).
The proposal for a directive thus seeks to address issues raised by consumer protection rules that differ from one country to the next.