Examples of using General question in English and their translations into Swedish
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I would like to ask a more general question in connection with employment for women.
There was also the more general question of‘competitive' devaluations that benefited products in the devaluing countries on the Community market
Mr President, following the Commissioner's answer I would like to put a general question to the Commission.
In answer to your more general question, there may very well be broad sanctions,
The second point that Mr Crowley touched on was the general question of the rights of contract workers.
I should like to ask a more general question.
inexplicably it seems to have been listed as a general question.
And it must be said now that the question of restricting the franchise is a nationally specific and not a general question of the dictatorship.
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A general question was raised by Mr Morgan on whether the proposed legislation is proportionate to the gravity of the health risk involved.
The Commission is invited to study the general question of the Union's information policy,
The general question of an early conclusion of a readmission agreement with Russia will be pursued.
There is in addition the general question of the death penalty, on which the UN has voted.
On the general question, whether Member States have
The general question of the transfer to the US authorities of name records for transatlantic flights is of great concern to the Council.
However, I would like to come back to the general question of criminal law and criminal procedure in the Member States.
The Commission was invited to“study the general question of the Union's information policy,
The ESC's response to the general question of the appropriate regime is framed in the context of the two options described in section 2.