Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Core issues in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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I also wrote a Dutch book on"Intellectual Property Rights" in the series"Core Issues" from Kluwer in 2012.
We will fail to achieve these goals if we start by excluding core issues or give a different impression of our principles, different to what we have back home.
The core issues being discussed in this graveyard slot are the revisions to the 2001 aviation security rules,
It would be worth highlighting a number of core issues for engineering, in which improvements will help steer a course towards a stronger and greener manufacturing economy in Europe.
Employment and social policies are core issues within the EU and the Government of India has put them at the heart of its policy approach.
I am able to resolve core issues around commitment, betrayal of trust
One of the core issues on which The Netherlands was founded was freedom of religion and conscience.
The core issues during the debate on the report in the Committee on Civil Liberties,
cohesion policy therefore needs to tackle a number of core issues that are relevant to all the funds.
hopefully that will help us explore some core issues.
were called upon to end the deadlock in discussions and to negotiate on the core issues of the conflict.
It is a matter of fact rather than a secret that space policy is one of the core issues for the twenty-first century.
Core issues of the rule of law,
we are going to constantly encounter any unresolved core issues, lingering emotional residue,
the final product is a reorganisation plan covering all core issues: processes,
current understanding of the core issues related to the presence of the visitors,
The EU is reassured by the announcement that the second phase of the process will start on 1 November with a view to deliberations by the parties on core issues of the process.
it would then concentrate on the core issues that can only be dealt with at EU level.
which should address all the core issues currently affecting the exercise of fundamental rights and freedoms.
The EU is reassured by the announce ment that the second phase of the process will start on 1 November with a view to deliberations by the parties on core issues of the process.