Primeri uporabe Is not just a matter v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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This is not just a matter for the future.
Keeping your metal railing clean is not just a matter of hygiene.
Ripeness is not just a matter of political will.
Contrary to what is usually thought, urinary incontinence is not just a matter of older women;
This is not just a matter of hyperbole or some dubious claim;
Squeezing out more performance is not just a matter of“writing better code”.
It is not just a matter of being and staying healthy.
To the Soviet people, Poland is not just a matter of pride, but also of security.
It is not just a matter of costs; it is also about being a modern parliament and making our debates accessible much more rapidly, in a form which is much more useful.
As Article 9 of the Treaty makes clear, transparency is not just a matter for the European Commission; it concerns the people of Europe, too.
Climate change is not just a matter for environmental policy, but also has major economic, social and cultural implications for the whole of mankind, and of course also for the development of the European Union.
In that same vein,creating an optimal employee experience is not just a matter of fine-tuning a job and adding additional perks.
Comparability is not just a matter of well-defined data; it also means that such data have been collected over identical periods of time.
This moment right now, when we think about the meaning of imagination, is so fundamentally important, and our ability to take that spirit andto take that sense that there is something greater out there, is not just a matter of technical expertise.
Citizenship is not just a matter for active age brackets.
From this standpoint, the Committee considers that the EU budget is not just a matter of figures or choices regarding the internal organisation of its various constituent elements.
This is not just a matter of common sense; it is also inherent in the principle of subsidiarity that is always being lauded here but in practice is increasingly proving to be a dead letter.
We are dealing with something quite different here:displaying a crucifix is not just a matter of faith in our culture, but something much more important, something with a universal value.
Gender equality is not just a matter of social justice but is one of the preconditions for achieving the objectives of sustainable growth, employment, competitiveness and social cohesion established in the Europe 2020 strategy.
Preparing for the withdrawal is not just a matter for EU and national authorities but also for private parties.
This is not just a matter of your choice and taste, but is also an issue of free Keno gaming strategy, since the player who marked off 7 spots will play with a different pay table than the player who marked off 13 spots.
In other words, the hole in the budget is not just a matter for Member States; it is also an impediment to implementation of European Union cohesion policy.
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But many argue that it is not just a matter of simple pride, often swearing cypionate to be a superior product, providing a bit more"kick" than enanthate.
Support for Wrocław's candidature is not just a matter of parochial self-centredness; it is a natural consequence of reasoning aimed at serving the interests of the whole of the European Union.
This development is not just a matter of protecting the economic pulse throbbing in the Asian sea trade lanes, but the development of a common paradigm that the conflict is no longer determined by diplomatic efforts, but by force.
In modern times, when environmental protection is not just a matter of prestige but also a matter of regulations and laws, such oils make a major contribution to reducing the consumption of fossil fuels and thus to reducing CO2 emissions.
One is that the eradication of war is not just a matter of signing agreements and conventions; it is a complex task requiring a new level of commitment to resolving issues not customarily associated with the pursuit of peace.
The transition to the knowledge society is not just a matter of education or of technology, nor simply a matter of the rules of the market, but of a combination of rationales practices and activities which must be developed both within and outside the limits of the European educational systems;