Eksempler på brug af Fundamental contradiction på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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This is the fundamental contradiction of our time.
Mr President, the debate on the Prag report has brought a fundamental contradiction to light.
The fact is that there is a fundamental contradiction between democracy and capitalism.
I think I can safely say that I speak for all the Members proposing that the budget be rejected when I say we believe that the declarations andslogans proclaimed by EU leaders and the actual policies they implement stand in fundamental contradiction to each other.
I see three fundamental contradictions in this report on corporate social responsibility.
How does the Commission intend to overcome that fundamental contradiction in today's global market?
This fundamental contradiction affects all of the policies which we intend to pursue together.
On the one hand the capitalist class is in fundamental contradiction with the Bolivarian revolution.
Today, all the fundamental contradictions have re-emerged and have served to intensify the crisis at all levels.
But even if a deal is signed,that would solve none of the fundamental contradictions in South African society.
There is a fundamental contradiction between the anti-austerity mandate of January 25 and the interests of European bankers and capitalists.
The same point is again reiterated in volume three of Capital, where(once again)Marx emphases the fundamental contradiction of the capitalist mode of production.
The process will have its ebbs and flows, but the fundamental contradictions which brought about this revolution cannot be solved within the limits of capitalism.
I see that not a hand goes up, and yet here we have a Commission talking about authorising entrepreneurs andabout level playing fields- which is the most fundamental contradiction of the word'entrepreneur' you could possibly imagine.
It means that class division is the fundamental contradiction that all other forms of oppression revolve around.
I would have to ask your assistance to identify when a Commissioner stands here in this Parliament and says, on the one hand, that Ireland is not being forced to reduce its minimum wage or to reduce its social protection and then goes on to say that the agreement is a conditionality;that these are conditionalities for receiving aid- is that not a fundamental contradiction and a misleading.
However, none of this means that the fundamental contradictions of capitalism have been overcome.
There is, of course, a fundamental contradiction in right-wing groups in this European Parliament claiming to stand for freedom and human rights in Pakistan, while supporting the war in Afghanistan which is having a severe spill-over effect into Pakistan with very detrimental consequences.
These crises spring essentially from a fundamental contradiction within the accumulation process itself.
Whilst Parliament's Rules of Procedure appear to have been respected formally, since the text put down bears the words'motion of censure', the content of the bottle is not as stated on the label, the goods being sold are misrepresented, and this should, in my view,have made this text inadmissible on the grounds of the fundamental contradiction as regards the operative legal part and its explanatory statement.
So there is a serious contradiction in this secretive approach, a fundamental contradiction between the democratic basis of the Council and the undemocratic way in which the Council works.
There is a fundamental contradiction in the European Commission's proposal to grant further financial assistance to Georgia: it was the Commission itself that pointed out that Georgia's economy was recovering after the conflict with Russia three years ago, thereby insinuating that there was no need to'assist' the Georgian Government with further funds to help the national economy in addition to those already provided in recent years.
In these conditions the reformist Left sees the cause of the crisis not in the fundamental contradictions of the capitalist system but in such things as"lack of government regulation", not enough"market regulation.
FR I believe there is a fundamental contradiction between the so-called cohesion policy and the neo-liberal tendencies which dominate in Europe; in fact, widespread competition and privatisation run counter to genuine harmonisation.
If our industry is completely off the hook, the WTO will never accept a scheme whereby those who import to our markets have to pay,so there is a fundamental contradiction in what you have announced, or at least you have to clarify this because, otherwise, you are cheating people.
These crises spring essentially from a fundamental contradiction within the accumulation process itself: while labour is the source of surplus value and profit, the accumulation process and the inevitable technological progress constantly diminish the ratio of labour power to means of production.
The Commission's definition of new applicants was, admittedly, not agreeable to many of the established airlines, but we consider it right in principle,as there is a fundamental contradiction between the concentration process which can be observed in air transport and the competition for routes that liberalisation is actually seeking to bring about.
The European Union is caught in a fundamental contradiction of its own making: it has a Single Market in which persons and goods move freely across internal borders while the authorities charged with administering and policing that market remain constrained by those same borders.
In respect of export aids the Commission andthe Court have always regarded these as being in fundamental contradiction to the common market and not susceptible to benefit from any of the derogations of Article 92(3) to the principle of the incompatibility of State aids with the common market stated in Article 92(1) EEC Treaty.
On this point it is very important to stress the fundamental contradiction which was given by the aspirations of the masses towards popular power expressed in the so-called communal commandos,'cordones industriales', popular assemblies, forms of control of food supplies, works' administrative councils, etc.