Eksempler på brug af Issues that will på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Expect the issues that will occur.
However, during the process you do the data transfer,you may encounter many problems and issues that will turn you down.
These are the issues that will be considered in this article.
I have no doubt it is one of the issues that will be raised.
These are the issues that will determine the success of Europe now and in the future.
There is a whole series of other issues that will make it more complex.
Mr President, one of the issues that will be addressed at the forthcoming ACP-EU Council meeting in Germany next week will be a re-evaluation EU policy on Sudan.
There are some cpu-reported-topology issues that will be fixed and MFC'd.
That's when you get to change you, for it releases ideas, emotions and a consciousness that has been within you always, but only now is beginning to show itself in this new energy.Expect the issues that will occur.
The Semester has begun with the Commission's annual macro-economic growth report, and I would like to congratulate Mr Barroso on this excellent document, which is suitable for taking the first step, andwhich lays out the directions and issues that will serve as the basis for the debates that will be conducted in the various Council configurations during our Presidency.
The rapporteur is right to highlight two issues that will be the cornerstone of future debates between the Council and Parliament.
I too am in contact with the upper echelons of the Western European Union and these are issues that will be discussed during the debate on the future of Europe.
One of the issues that will make sense for you when you are making up your minds is that of the balanced reporting requirements: as I said in my opening remarks, these will no longer apply to the written press or to on-demand audiovisual media services.
In that context, the current programme aims to anticipate the issues that will(or may) appear on future political agendas.
This is an own-initiative report and raises a set of issues that will help to place women nearer the centre of the Union's common agricultural and rural development policies.
On 25 and26 March decisions were made in the European Council on issues that will have a considerable impact on the lives of thousands of Europeans, especially those who share the euro.
I agree withthe rapporteur's position that, although there are some outstanding issues that will require regular reporting and a follow-up at some point in the future, they do not constitute an obstacle to full Schengen membership for these two Member States.
I am told that these sorts of thingsare technical issues and that we in Parliament should remain above them, but to me the issues that will be discussed in the macroeconomic dialogue that have been touched upon here are not technical, they are highly political and we, as the democratically elected institution, should have a part to play in that macroeconomic dialogue.
If you addressed the issue, that will likely be reflected in the review.
The additional data on this issue that will come from the active monitoring programme in the USA is welcome, in particular the data on efficacy in obese women.
Another important issue that will occupy us in 2006 is the future of the High Representative and the presence of the international community in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
We are dealing with a very important issue that will benefit our citizens.
I would like to point out an issue that will have serious consequences in the future, namely the phenomenon of Euro-orphans.
This is a fully consensual issue that will make the lives of a number of Europeans easier.
Public access to documents is an issue that will occupy us in the future, and we have already had some valuable advice on the matter from the Ombudsman.
Finally, there is EU enlargement, another issue that will be given prominence at the European Council.
On the issue of financing,I agree with Mr Queiró that financing is a key issue that will have an impact on the success of this policy.
As I have said, it is a big and complicated issue that will require a step-by-step approach, but I am optimistic enough to hope that we will be able to present the first proposal before the end of next year.