Examples of using Fundamental point in English and their translations into Swedish
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I have, moreover, addressed a written question to the Commission on this fundamental point, and this must be clarified quickly.
That is the fundamental point: we have to stop the bombing,
I voted in favour of this report as I agree with the fundamental point that there should be'transition' regulation in this sector.
The fundamental point, which has also already been mentioned several times,
The fundamental point for us- This price rockets,
A third fundamental point is caller location information where 112,
That is an absolutely fundamental point marking Europe's ambitions in this area
we would like, if we may, to stress a fundamental point, namely that the Maghreb countries must undertake to take back the illegal immigrants which the Member States are labouring to repatriate.
There is a second fundamental point of which I desperately hope to convince my fellow Members in the next five- now four- years,
Another fundamental point is sanctions:
Another fundamental point is inter-religious dialogue with the various communities,
I am sure we will have the opportunity in this House to debate this fundamental point.
The other fundamental point is this: that Europe's population is unaware of all that we have done at the Commission,
PT Mr President, the fundamental point that we are discussing here is the liberalisation of the natural gas market by putting pressure on the Member States to speed up the process of privatising what is still public.
We must agree on this fundamental point: if we want to obstruct science and research in the field of cloning,
In any event, however, there is a fundamental point: given the European political landscape, no party is
the different countries, the fundamental point about human rights,
I would like to emphasize one fundamental point, and that is that a very important part of the quality of any democracy is measured by the degree of open control that can be exercised over the police and the penal institutions.
because we must not forget a fundamental point: this is the second time that the international community has been involved in organising free elections.