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The matter is not yet satisfactorily resolved.
Satisfactorily resolved. bevredigend opgelost.
This point has not yet been satisfactorily resolved.
In January 2000,EHRF confirmed to the Ombudsman's services by telephone thatpayment had been made andthat the matter had therefore been satisfactorily resolved.
Each time I contacted support for assistance they were satisfactorily resolved without too much of a hassle, which I appreciate.
In all cases appropriate follow-up was given andthe issues were satisfactorily resolved.
I am delighted that these issues have been satisfactorily resolved in the final agreement with the Council.
The only weakness is that of unemployment,which has not been satisfactorily resolved.
If the matter has not been satisfactorily resolved through consultations between the Parties pursuant to paragraph 3 any Party may request that a Committee of Experts be convened to examine such matter.
Unemployment remains a weakness which has not been satisfactorily resolved.
If the matter is not satisfactorily resolved, it may make a countemotification to the Council for Trade in Goods, for consideration by the working party set up under paragraph 5, simultaneously informing the member concerned.
Third: When does he expect the matter to be finally and satisfactorily resolved?
I would, however, ask the Council, as a matter of urgency,to address the issues that have not been satisfactorily resolved and are still on the agenda rather than dodging them- which is what it is doing, in a sense, by the mere fact of being absent from this debate.
Here, we can honestly say that this point has not yet been finally and satisfactorily resolved.
However, like to focus on a point that has still not been satisfactorily resolved, and that is the rules on the carrying of liquids.
Only then will these issues of legitimisation, transparency and monitoring be able to be satisfactorily resolved.
The complainant accepted that the problem appeared to have been satisfactorily resolved and the Ombudsman therefore closed the case.
I think that this problem that has come up, which must be examined and presented realistically,has been satisfactorily resolved.
We are also in favour of postponing discharge for the Committee on the Regions because it has still not satisfactorily resolved the repeated problems with expense accounts, to which a solution must at last be found.
To grant'Market Economy Status' to Ukraine,as soon as the limited remaining issues have been satisfactorily resolved.
Turning to the Court of Auditors, I would simply like to say that in 1997 the usual problems of budgetary inadequacy were satisfactorily resolved, and almost without effort. This was due to the favourable movement in the conversion rate between the euro- then the ecu- and Luxembourg's currency.
We should not be making the sensitive area of water supply and drainage even more unstable while this issue has not been satisfactorily resolved.
Reference has already been made to the issues connected with the Kaliningrad region,which I believe have still not yet been satisfactorily resolved, not to mention the failure of the Russian Government or the European Union to make purposeful, comprehensive or even strategic use of the opportunities that might result from this problem.
There is, I think, one issue that neither the Great Coalition in Germany northe Environment Committee have satisfactorily resolved, and that is nuclear energy.
In particular, the problem of interference and the question of cost offsetting for cultural facilities and local authorities in connection with technical retrofitting, with regard to radio microphones for example,have not yet been satisfactorily resolved.
So far- and here I fully agree with my fellow MEP, Mr Rapkay- this has not been satisfactorily resolved in any Member State.
Procedures are so complex and lengthy that consumers may find themselves entangled without any clearperception of when(or if) their case will be satisfactorily resolved.
Economic problems on the macro level- structural unemployment and fiscal sustainability- cannot be satisfactorily resolved using only macroeconomic policies.
To that end, the fiscal framework and procedures of the EU budget should ideally be improved, and the issue of the scope of EU fiscal policy in Eurozone countries, on the one hand, andother EU Member States, on the other, should be satisfactorily resolved.
In cases where it is discovered that the directive is not being properly enforced by the authorities of the Member States, the Commission normally intervenes with those authorities andif the matter is not satisfactorily resolved, the Commission may open the infringement procedure laid down in Article 226 of the EC Treaty ex Article 169.