Examples of using A general consensus in English and their translations into Slovak
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There is a general consensus on the need not only for more information campaigns on consumer legislation
there is a general consensus from research that SMEs are a particularly problematic group in terms of compliance with environmental legislation.
Furthermore, there is a general consensus that badly designed remuneration policies
it does mean that there is a general consensus of interpretation, and Vatican I claims to be consistent with that consensus. .
Among stakeholders, there is a general consensus that ENISA has matured into a credible point of reference for NIS issues
in spite of the fact that a general consensus has not yet been reached regarding certain social conditions(working time and maximum working hours).
Even though the replies to the questionnaire confirmed a general consensus that security charges should reflect security costs,
the possibility of submitting to the assembly a draft which commanded a general consensus.
Second, there was a general consensus in this room that modernisation and the establishment of a fully-fledged democracy
The report indicates a general consensus that citizenship education should aim to develop critical thinking,
There is a general consensus that the animal health
There is a general consensus among policy-makers, from the Commission- which has been given specific budgetary surveillance tasks by the EU Treaty- to the European Council
the public hearing held on 16 April 2004 have indicated a general consensus that this proposal, albeit dating from twenty years ago,
There is a general consensus that change is speeding up
there is a general consensus on basic issues like the importance of languages as a key competence in a lifelong learning perspective,
in view of the flexibility it gives to Member States in preparing new civil procedure laws while reflecting a general consensus on the principles of civil justice practice.
external factors which could reverse the pro-European stance among civil society organisations if a general consensus, involving all social groups, is not achieved.
the public hearing held on 16 April 2004 have indicated that there is a general consensus that this proposal, despite the fact that it dates from twenty years ago,
we are starting to see a general consensus and, in my view, this consensus sits very well with the basic recommendations that the Commission presented at the beginning of this demographic debate.
There was a general consensus.