Examples of using The concern of in English and their translations into Swedish
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Staying with agriculture, I share the concern of many colleagues over the proposed across-the-board reduction of EUR 275 million in agricultural spending.
While I welcome the concern of the Committee of Inquiry to fully investigate the BSE crisis I am puzzled by the approach they have taken in certain regards.
Generally there is the concern of the legislation when you purchase Human Growth Hormone online in Ottawa Canada.
I fully understand the concern of the honourable Member that the debate on the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe lacks the necessary clarity.
The concern of the organs of repression seems to be rather to intimidate
We share the concern of plastics in the sea
We share the concern of plastics in the sea
is not the concern of the Commission but of the Member States.
And in this case we are not merely mouthpieces for voicing the concern of consumers, particularly of Spanish consumers.
Halting the spread of African swine fever has become the concern of eastern and northern Europe.
a large amount of“white pollution” has aroused the concern of the whole society.
with those rewards comes the added risk of not being paid, and the concern of not knowing how to collect your overdue invoices.
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The concern of the moment was not to secure advantageous international conditions for bourgeois Russia,
In those sectors that are the concern of the Environment Committee I particularly welcome the establishment of frameworks
Indeed, the concern of several weaker developing countries about the impact of preference erosion can to a considerable extent be mitigated through the creation of new markets for their goods in the South.
And so we get stuck in the apparent contradiction between the concern of the developed countries to defend their centres of excellence- meaning,