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In my opinion, the problems that have arisen during the ratification process just go to show that the European Union is felt to be something that is somewhat distant
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thereby overcoming many of the problems that have been identified in the operation of ENISA3.
From the rating of the table above it can be concluded that the combination of options that entails no EU action will preserve the status quo and therefore the problems that have been identified will not be tackled.
making it clear that Macedonia must iron out the problems that have marred past votes.
I would like to say that, despite all the problems that have been referred to today,
Another major problem area requiring urgent discussion is the problems that have arisen as a result of our defining agriculture as merely an economic field and equating things we
The conclusions drawn in this Communication concern the problems that have arisen in the context of the decision-making process for implementing acts on GMOs, and cannot be extrapolated beyond this particular context.
Namely that, in terms of the tensions in the country and the problems that have piled up here over the years,
Secondly, my opinion is that there are so many problems that have gone beyond the care of man and if we clutch to them,
but to solve the problems that have accumulated over the year.
In a way we have been forced to create the section because the number of emails sent to us for problems that have a very simple solution is very high
We will investigate any concerns you may have and rectify any problems that have occurred with our work,
despite the doubts and the problems that have emerged in the wake of this initiative,
not to mention many other problems that have arisen in this sector.
problems are difficult because there are so many different solutions." On the one hand,">there are many problems that have a solution space just as large,
Bulgaria join the Schengen area, the problems that have occurred on their borders are actually addressed, and that adequate resources
I would like to ask the representative of the Spanish Presidency if he is thinking of taking any additional measures to try to harmonise the response of the Member States to the problems that have arisen in Yemen in particular,
although the problem was in fact equivalent to the one already known at the time Three Prisoners problemof Martin Gardner and other problems that have already been formulated by 1889.
It is a problem that has festered for more than a generation.