Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Primarily a matter in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The Committee agrees that restructuring must be primarily a matter for the industries concerned,
It is primarily a matter of reducing stresses
At Winefield's, we always say that auctioning is primarily a matter of trust.
The Group makes the point that more effective action against fraud is also and primarily a matter for the Member States.
The issue raised by the honourable Member is primarily a matter for national law and practice.
Implementation of the ten Copenhagen commitments is, of course, primarily a matter for the individual EU Member States.
The choice of the chicken breed is primarily a matter of personal taste,
I agree with Mr van Velzen that this is now not primarily a matter of funding, though naturally it cannot be financed from petty cash.
If one believes that work improvement is primarily a matter of employee motivation,
I am of the opinion that overcoming poverty is not primarily a matter of increased financial resources,
Perhaps a better European line on employment could be established with the thousands of millions from the structural funds, quite apart from the fact that employment policy is primarily a matter for the Member States.
it is primarily a matter of questions, as they were called,
But what I want to keep particularly in view now is that this is all primarily a matter of the Holy Spirit operating through prayer,
I must point out that this is primarily a matter for the individual Member States.
Access and interconnection conditions should be primarily a matter for commercial nego tiation,
Modernising the public sector is no longer primarily a matter of introducing new technologies;
The appointment of an EU special envoy for Tibet would be primarily a matter for the Council to decide and Parliament might care to take the issue up directly with them.
Education of course remains primarily a matter of national policy,
clearly a sensitive issue, and is primarily a matter for national administrations,
public-transport policies are primarily a matter for each Member State,