Esimerkkejä Simply a question käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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It is simply a question.
Of whether your service wants the product. it's simply a question.
It's simply a question of solidarity.
Of whether you are part of the future or the past. Now it's simply a question.
It is simply a question of truth.
Thirdly, because I believe the fight against hunger andpoverty is not simply a question of development aid.
It's simply a question of what we can afford.
These difficulties are not simply a question of political will.
It's simply a question ofjuxtaposing the ideas.
Mr President, this is not a question of terrorists arrested, tried, convicted and imprisoned;it is simply a question of individuals seized and held.
It is simply a question of political will.
The conflict is not simply a question of boundaries.
It's simply a question of solidarity. Well go on then, sign.
When there is this level of organisation, it is no longer simply a question of combating illegal immigration, but of properly fighting crime itself.
It's simply a question of whether your service wants the product.
Meeting the MDGs is not simply a question of money, but also of rights.
That is simply a question of the application of a pragmatic principle, and we should not be lulled into the belief that somehow subsidiarity is to be equated with only doing things at national level.
And to be fair, it is not simply a question of having equal rules for everyone.
It is simply a question of carrying out this planning.
Counteracting these gas build-ups is not simply a question of returning quickly to the surface, because the diver risks the bends.
It is simply a question of having this Parliament do its job!
This is not simply a question of commemorating the famine.
It is simply a question of introducing certain titles which had been forgotten.
When you translate, it is immediately clear that it is not simply a question of replacing a word with another, because one needs to take into account the specific cultural context inherent in the language.
It is simply a question of semantics, which can still lead to actual prison sentences.
Finally, the participation of EU and national stakeholders is not simply a question of“ticking their name o the list”- rather they should play a meaningful role and be able to inuence how decisions are made and policy is implemented.
It is simply a question of whether we have a written record or an audiovisual record.
It is not simply a question of finding a single candidate.
That is simply a question of good neighbourhood policy, and that is why I am asking you to support Amendment 82.
That is why, as I have said,it is not simply a question of our own interests, how and on what conditions we get involved there; instead we are in a situation where expectations are pinned on us.