Esimerkkejä Second observation käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Second observation, you are beautiful.
It would be useful, however, to take a second observation into account in order to provide orientation for our policy making, and that observation is that all societies which work in a very efficient way with their energy and resources are very successful.
Second observation, you are beautiful.
Second observation, you are beautiful.
A second observation concerns the subsidies on tobacco.
My second observation concerns the list of safe countries.
My second observation is that this field needs more research.
My second observation is that we must not fall for gimmicks.
A second observation pertains to the aid to those countries that receive large groups of refugees.
My second observation is to say that I accept the majority of proposals for amendments tabled by Parliament.
The second observation is that, in this context, international coordination is essential if this pandemic is to be defeated.
The second observation that we can make is that it is bound to the culture and expectations of people.
A second observation is that it is no bad thing that we are now opting for a limited set-up and a restricted financial basis.
The second observation relates to the idea that MEPs should be paid from the budgets of their respective States.
My second observation is that I agree, of course, with Mr Bowis who argues in favour of strengthening research in this area.
My second observation is that, of course, I would have liked to have had a Constitution, but let us live with the reformed Treaty as it stands.
The second observation is this: the US must understand that the European Parliament is no longer the body it used to be, in previous decades.
The second observation that I want to make is that the construction of the European Union- what we are doing right now- also requires an adequate education.
My second observation is also about seeking greater efficiency, in this case in order to prevent what I believe to be a misuse of that Committee.
A second observation, the time limits for the submission of programmes and the possibility of submitting a planning supplement in addition to the programmes.
My second observation concerns a very important point, which Mrs Kauppi referred to: the legal base chosen by the Commission to present this proposal for a directive.
That is a second observation that we will perhaps have to come back to in our opinion, as I have said to Mr Brok and Mr Gualtieri, the two rapporteurs for our committee.
My second observation: the years remaining in this programme will coincide almost precisely with a working period, initiated at the Nice Council, which we have come to call a'constituent' period.
My second observation is that, unfortunately, whether we like it or not, troops from the West deployed in Afghanistan are increasingly being regarded as occupation forces and no longer as friendly forces.
The second observation is especially that there is a gap between the programmes managed at Union level and national cultural policies, based purely and simply on the reciprocal provision of information.
The second observation I would like to make is that account should also be taken of the external dimension that causes immigration, and that the cooperation mechanisms must therefore be strengthened far more than they have been to date.
My second observation is that, according to several experts, and as Mr Busquin, Commissioner for Research mentioned earlier, there are other routes open to respond to the legitimate expectations of those who are suffering from serious genetic illnesses.
As my second observation, I would like to stress that I fully agree with the rapporteur in that GDP should remain the measure of determining Member State eligibility, as GDP has been the most reliable indicator of the level of development known to date.
My second observation is this: I note that, in the end, these famous criteria have been interpreted as they should be and, as the von Wogau report quite rightly states, not in a strictly quantifiable manner but in trends, although I am a little surprised that some of them have, on occasions, been able to change in the hierarchy of values.
The second observation is that the Commission believes that other objectives will soon be achieved, and here it draws attention firstly to the Directive on collective in vestment funds, which is of capital importance for the new capital market- excuse the repetition- which will enter into force on 1 January and, secondly, to the Direc tive on authors' rights in the information society.