Examples of using Regarding the situation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Swedish Sign Language A recently published report from the UN presents alarming information regarding the situation of disabled individuals in Sweden.
If I may, I should like to make a number of additional comments regarding the situation in that country.
Regarding the situation in Georgia, President Saakaşvili's decisions to organize early presidential elections,
I should like to say, regarding the situation in Northern Ireland, that you made personal promises to the people of Northern Ireland.
I can only endorse what you say regarding the situation in the media sector following developments over the past ten years.
Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union regarding the situation in the South China Sea.
Cobra posted an urgent request for a“Peace Meditation” regarding the situation in Syria.
You have the right to object to data handling that has legitimate interest as lawful basis if you have personal reasons regarding the situation.
French delegations, supported by several delegations, regarding the situation on the pig meat market 16138/1/09 REV 1+ 16138/1/09 REV 1 COR 1.
I am in complete agreement with Mrs Maes regarding the situation in the Congo. Mr Mugabe has no business there
Regarding the situation in Madagascar, the European Union may give its support to a process of reconciliation,
following on from the preceding discussions regarding the situation in Iran, allow me to share with you one achievement of the country that I represent in the European Parliament.
We can no longer simply express our concern regarding the situation in Sudan, as European foreign ministers have done for the last three years in nineteen declarations on this issue.
his own colleagues, regarding the situation in France for example.
consultations regarding the situation shall be held within 14 days of the notification.
That was why it was so necessary to adopt an unequivocal stance regarding the situation in Tibet and to take decisive measures aimed at persuading China to respect those values.
Mr President, after the fine words that were spoken then by Mr Kirkhope regarding the situation that we find ourselves in, my question to him is:
Mr President, we have heard what the Commissioner has to say regarding the situation which has come to pass in the United Kingdom: