Examples of using Core issue in English and their translations into Swedish
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also seems to me to be the core issue.
In this context there is also the core issue of recognition of studies
To tell the truth, conglomerates no longer see the WTO as the core issue- there is already a McDonald's in every city in the world.
The core issue in this regard is that the add-on was last updated in 2011
the Council notes that the core issue of the ownership and control of airlines is being considered by the US administration.
In my opinion the core issue in this case is whether,
The core issue of the case was whether Wulf's design met the requirement of distinctiveness and novelty.
This is the core issue addressed by the Com mission paper on the future of social protection adopted in autumn 1995.
budgetary matters since they remain the core issue.
but I believe the core issue is effective cohesion policy.
It is working on the European standards that is actually the core issue for each and every one of these countries.
The core issue remains to ensure adequate practices,
However, the core issue is altogether different,
When we remember that communication is a core issue in the information society, and takes place mainly via the mass media,
EL Mr President, the core issue raised by the report in connection with the funding of European parties
paternity leave only serve to mask the core issue, which is that certain job
The core issue itself has to be dealt with.
In essence, the core issue of dispute between the people of Tibet
The fact that so much of what is being destroyed is funded by European donors only adds insult to injury, with the core issue remaining the loss of human shelter, of people's homes.
Secondly, my wish and hope for the Council and for the new Commission is that now with the new Lisbon Treaty, the core issue in our foreign policy would be dealt with by the trio of the President of the Commission,