Examples of using To be discussing in English and their translations into Swedish
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We're supposed to be discussing your progress.
Mr President, it is of course a pleasure once again to be discussing novel foods with my fellow Members
This is not the right time to be discussing problems about the overall concept of the euro project.
You started out by saying that we ought not to be discussing any internal political matters here.
She was said to be discussing her rejection of.
moments before collapsing She was said to be discussing her rejection of.
For us too, it is a new experience to be discussing matters of security and defence policy in this way.
I believe that this is the right time of day to be discussing this issue, because in reality it is an issue that requires reflection;
This is not the time to be discussing cofinancing rates,
Another reason for us now to be discussing the apportionment of responsibilities among Member States is that the first candidates for accession will be joining the EU in the foreseeable future.
I think Parliament is absolutely right to be discussing this issue, and absolutely right to be calling on the Commission to offer its assistance,
I am very pleased to be discussing with you one of the first legislative initiatives on VAT which derives directly from the SLIM exercise,
Additionally, it is worth noting that all of the methods that we are going to be discussing today are compatible with both Windows
We're going to be discussing iTube in more detail later in this article,
Now, there are a few basic things that you can try with your iPhone to fix this although, we're going to be discussing the best things that you can do to try and fix your iPhone if it keeps restarting.
which shows that it is very important for us to be discussing the growth of such a sector.
we ought much rather to be discussing the disastrous consequences of the information system we already have.
I do not think it is the appropriate stage for us to be discussing the compensation being offered to new accession countries,
Perhaps it is apt to be discussing this today because, as I am sure you will all be aware,
it gives me a bad taste in my mouth to be discussing a new employment strategy in the midst of an international crisis situation and maybe immediately before a war in Iraq, but it is perhaps important to do so.