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This is not primarily a military problem.
The situation in the Mediterranean is not primarily a border control problem.
This is not primarily about party funding, so I would ask the Council not to restrict discussion to that.
The transition towards full e-procurement is not primarily a technical nor technological challenge.
This is not primarily the responsibility of the European institutions: our options and means are limited.
But, unlike the General Social Survey(GSS),Twitter is not primarily focused on social research.
This phenomenon is not primarily about sustainability but pure business,” Halme says.
Heir Hunters is a great programme, but the business of finding wills andlocating missing next of kin is not primarily about entertainment.
Thirdly, undeclared work is not primarily the result of illegal immigration from third countries.
You have worked carefully, you have made the best of an unsatisfactory situation that is not primarily of your making.
The introduction of a common currency is not primarily an economic act, but above all a sovereign and thus eminently political act.
Colin Wilson stated that"partly through Idries Shah, I have begun to see some rather new and interesting implications" and in his review of The Magic Monastery(1972)noted that Shah"is not primarily concerned with propagating some secret doctrine.
Mr President, I assume that what we are talking about here is not primarily intelligence services, but rather the need to combat large-scale, international organized crime.
This is not primarily an institutional problem or a problem of procedure, nor is it a problem of legal principles- it is a political problem.
But it should also mean developing a common economic policy which is not primarily designed to meet the EMU criteria, but should also aim to create jobs.
This move is not primarily designed to pacify trouble spots but rather to permit the use of military means to safeguard access to markets, raw materials and spheres of interest.
Mr Clegg, on the other hand, who represents the second trend,says that the issue is not primarily about Article 133 but about the Council' s desire for openness in general.
Immigration is not primarily and only a question of better border controls. Equally crucial are developments in the countries of departure, transit issues and a controlled immigration policy, which the EU so badly needs on account of its own ageing population.
Mr President, the question of whether ornot Turkey belongs to Europe is not primarily a geographical issue, nor is it primarily an economic one.
While low literacy itself is not primarily a migration problem(the vast majority of children and adults with poor literacy were born in the country they live in), the report states more tailored support is needed, based on an understanding of individual language and literacy needs.
It should be underlined that reprioritisation is not primarily about cost cutting, but about reallocating resources to their most effective use.
I am of the opinion that overcoming poverty is not primarily a matter of increased financial resources, but that it must be seen in a completely different context.
It should be noted is that it must be connected to one end of the signal ground circuit,because the effect of the shield is not primarily due to the metal itself to an electric field, the magnetic field of reflection, absorption generated, but since the ground shield generated grounding different forms will directly affect the shielding effect.
The normal development cooperation organisations are not primarily the target for this: the new front is business.
The German Attorney-General, whose remit includes major crimes jeopardising the peace within Germany,sent this case back to the relevant court on the grounds that it was not primarily racially motivated.
When it comes to developing research infrastructure, such as accelerators, radiation sources, satellites, earth-based astronomical equipment, or fusion facilities,research performing organisations are not primarily suppliers of new knowledge, but rather principals and customers.
GIs are special intellectual property rights in their legal nature, i.e. they are not primarily individual private property but they belong to a whole community of producers who meet a predefined set of product specifications and have a link to a geographical location.
Aside from the category of cooperation between research and industry mentioned above, there is another equally important category,in which the research bodies are not primarily suppliers of new knowledge for the purpose of developing innovative serial products(or processes), but rather principals and customers.
Regulation therefore remains important in some areas, but it may not always be necessary or adequate,for instance where obstacles to the functioning of the single market are not primarily legal, but mainly behavioural or institutional.
In the 2006 report on financing transport security,the Commission clarified that measures to protect European citizens against terrorist attacks are not primarily an economic activity as they are essentially a state responsibility.6 Public financing of such measures therefore does not fall within the scope of the rules on State aid.7 However this does not mean that Member States should cover all costs of aviation security.