Examples of using To raise the issue in English and their translations into Swedish
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Madam President, I wish to raise the issue of the increasing oil prices
We should be very careful not to raise the issue in such a way that we create more stumbling blocks in the debate on the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol.
I would like to raise the issue of the by-pass around the town of Augustów in Poland.
Finally, I would like to raise the issue of supporting democratic change in the Mediterranean region.
When the delegation met with the Icelandic Minister for Fisheries, I took the opportunity to raise the issue of the substantial increase in the total allowable catch of mackerel.
Clearly, it would be foolish not to raise the issue of the potential costs of certain amendments tabled.
Mr President, I also want to raise the issue of respect for religious freedom for all,
In 2005, the EU decided to raise the issue of torture systematically with all countries,
I would also like to raise the issue of people who are very mobile
I want to raise the issue of the 84 Lisbon directives that have been approved by Parliament.
I also want to raise the issue mentioned a moment ago concerning what we are to do about cross-border trafficking.
Sanaya has chosen specifically to raise the issue of honour killings, their connection to violence and repression.
I myself wish to raise the issue of peat, which is dealt with in the second paragraph of the report.
Commissioner, we shall continue to raise the issue, as Article 158, paragraph 1, of the Treaty of Amsterdam provides for an integrated policy for islands.
Another wanted to raise the issue that the“organisation”, i.e. not the IT department,
Mr President, I would like to raise the issue of incitement to racial
Others have begun to raise the issue of the cruelties involved in the breeding of animals for the fur trade.
President-in-Office of the Council.(DE) You are quite right to raise the issue of the consequences of type 1 diabetes,
I agree very much with Mr Howitt's remarks about the mid-term review being an occasion to raise the issue of this sector's priority.