Eksempler på brug af Those matters på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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There needs to be discretion on some of those matters.
We believe those matters should be solved at a broader level.
The Commission has a position that is to follow in those matters.
Those matters include, in Article 137(1)(b) EC,‘working conditions.
No, it is up to the Member States to decide on those matters.
Hitherto those matters have always been decided by a simple majority vote.
The Heads of State or Government will largely be dealing with those matters.
For a quick look at those matters here is what happened to the money supply(M1) during those years.
There is now,I understand, an opinion from Parliament on those matters.
I would say to Mr Bertens that some of those matters were discussed in theory when we were dealing with the Amsterdam Treaty.
The strength of our relationship allows us to discuss those matters frankly.
Some of those matters fall within national spheres of responsibility, but in the areas that fall within our sphere of responsibility, we have recently proposed some improvements.
We cannot go to Helsinki if there is not a considerable improvement in those matters.
I can say to Mr Lindqvist that there was in fact a discussion on some of those matters in the working group which took place yesterday.
I must say that I have learned to appreciate andrespect the expertise which this House has in those matters.
I merely endorse the remarks andyour support for raising those matters in terms of the overall agenda.
Another feature of the process is that different Directorates-General anddifferent Councils are dealing with those matters.
Vie Council shall, under the conditions laid down in the preceding subparagraph, define those matters on which decisions are to be taken by a qualified majority.
I would expect that the Commission, in its allocation of funding,would be guided by the policies which had been agreed on those matters.
We will take a decision andwill feed into the international debate on all those matters, but I believe it is also important to have technically sound proposals.
I was told that Parliament would like me to answer the written questions andthat there was an opportunity for debate on those matters.
As those matters are currently before the national criminal courts it would be inappropriate for me to comment further other than acknowledging that there is a serious problem.
I know that states like Austria will be making representations on those matters through the normal channels.
To oversee his personal affairs for the remainder of his life,L. Ron Hubbard also appointed David Miscavige as chairman of the organization charged with handling those matters.
I was disappointed that my own British Prime Minister,who had claimed that he was to raise those matters with Mr Putin, seems to have failed to do so.
I therefore welcome the questions because they give me the first opportunity since last Wednesday's General Affairs Council to focus explicitly and publicly on those matters.
For a quick look at those matters here is what happened to the money supply(M1) during those years. M1 is the amount of currency in circulation plus the amount of funds held in the form of demand deposits checking accounts.
In relation to terrorism and illegal immigration,it is quite right that you have put those matters at the forefront.
In all those matters I have great respect for the rapporteur, but I wonder whether anybody else in this place pays any attention to the budget, apart from the small number of budget geeks who exist in just a couple of committees in this place.
The Commission has a completely clean record on that matter, andwe are ready to work with the Parliament in full transparency on all those matters.