Eksempler på brug af In-depth debate på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I appeal for an in-depth debate on this subject.
Declaration 23 on the future of the Union, andthe launching of a wide-ranging and in-depth debate;
A suitable time has also arisen for an in-depth debate here in Parliament.
The in-depth debate on updating the list of TEN-T projects is planned for the end of the year.
Indeed, this instrument is designed to promote in-depth debate throughout civil society.
There must be in-depth debate of these components in this House before the new Regulation is hammered out.
What matters now is that the Cypriots should move on to an in-depth debate on their future together.
We have had a very thorough and in-depth debate and the procedure which is used is- I can say- based on a really ethical approach.
As far as the'six-pack' is concerned, there will be an in-depth debate on it soon in this House.
Nevertheless, it is intended to proceed so quickly that there is no real opportunity to involve the people in an in-depth debate.
So they decided, at the same time, to call for a broader-based and more in-depth debate on the future of the European Union.
We must have an in-depth debate on fiscal policy in the wider framework of the general monitoring and coordination of economic policy.
The issue of the competitiveness of European agriculture is a complex one that requires in-depth debate.
This has been the subject of in-depth debate in the Council, culminating in the adoption of a review of the Strategy at the European Council scheduled for tomorrow.
Let us not forget that the Claims Regulation was adopted following in-depth debate amongst the institutions.
Insists on the need for a serious and in-depth debate on the fisheries model that the European Union should adopt and reiterates the importance of maintaining a positive approach.
The Commission welcomes the intention of the Finnish Presidency to have an in-depth debate as the logical next step.
I think that we should seriously consider opening an in-depth debate on the relevance of applying this preferential framework and, above all, on the consequences that it has for many groups, including workers.
The only right thing to do would be to immediately stop the process andinstead initiate an in-depth debate with the citizens.
No one should be afraid that the Security Council will hold an extensive and in-depth debate on the Iranian crisis, since it is precisely the forum to which such a matter must be brought.
I am grateful to you for the way in which you mentioned it, butyou must understand that it deserves an in-depth debate and not caricatures.
The purpose of the annual two-day DSG meeting is to create space for in-depth debate on humanitari-an issues, common interests, and proposal of new initiatives in operational policy and IHL.
I do not know whether we can achieve this at any point, but it is an obvious problem in the European Union:we have an imperfect system of ratification on which there has never been any in-depth debate.
The nuclear accident happening in Japan at the moment must be followed by an in-depth debate on the plants located in France and Europe.
It does seem essential, however, to launch an in-depth debate on the subject of appropriate values of biomass reference points adjusted to the actual state of the stocks and the current general situation of the Baltic Sea ecosystem.
The solution facing us is not an easy one, and the right solution can be adopted only after an in-depth debate and long consultation periods have taken place.
As for the necessary- and undoubtedly justifiable- Christmas'presents' given to Portugal, on this subject too I regret that there is no real strategy and I would ask that we define one andthat it be the outcome of an in-depth debate.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office, honourable members,I welcome the opportunity for an in-depth debate on progress in and prospects for negotiations on the enlargement of the European Union.
We already argued in favour of a free-trade agreement and regional agreement in 2002, when I presented my own report to this House, butI think we should first have an in-depth debate and discussion on the issue.
Furthermore, we should welcome the statement that there is a need to hold an open and in-depth debate on the organisation of migratory flows and their management on both sides of the Mediterranean.