Examples of using Three main issues in English and their translations into Swedish
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take-up of mobile TV across the EU by addressing three main issues.
Of the 120 contributions received from interested parties, the majority of comments broadly grouped around three main issues concerning the proposal:
implementation concern three main issues: the entry
Firstly, I would like to repeat that the European Council session this week is devoted to three main issues: launching the new phase of the Lisbon Strategy,
The delegates shared their views on three main issues: an approach to a new EU legislative instrument on invasive alien species,
The priorities for general crime prevention were based on the three main issues identified by the Tampere European Council
One of the three main issues we are told that advice services deal with is that of people who have resigned from their job
Three main issues require action.
Discussions will centre on three main issues.
The Presidency's Action Plan addresses three main issues.
He said that there were three main issues of concern.
Three main issues result from the mid-term evaluation of the eContent programme30.
As regards the scope of Community action, three main issues are addressed in this section.
the Common position of the Council concern the following three main issues.
The three main issues to be addressed of quality policy development(information,
However, the EESC additionally would request the Commission to consider that the current proposal lacks clarity in the initial paragraphs on three main issues.
In the forthcoming period leading up to the European Summit, there are three main issues on which the Swedish Presidency hopes to make progress together with you and with the help of the Commission.
Vice-president of the Commission Neelie Kroes invited ministers to combine efforts on three main issues: a strategic re-engagement from industry; a commitment to reduce the risk of funding shortfall
That is the reason why the Commission envisages reducing the number of objectives in the programme that will replace Culture 2000 from 2007 on and focussing on three main issues: the mobility of people working in the cultural sector, the circulation of works of art and intercultural dialogue.
In doing so, it identifies three main issues that need attention: i new challenges
