Exemplos de uso de Is at issue here em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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What is at issue here?
That example shows what is at issue here.
What is at issue here?
Father Gabriel, what do you think is at issue here?
What is at issue here?
That is quite revealing in terms of what is at issue here.
What, then, is at issue here?
It is of the essence that everyone should understand what is at issue here.
That is what is at issue here.
But I must remind you that it is not the European idea that is at issue here.
Mr President, what is at issue here is the funding of the programme.
I will quote this once again because this is precisely what is at issue here.
What is at issue here is the knowledge-based society, involving research, education and health care.
What I would like to make clear in this regard is that what is at issue here is exclusivity.
What is at issue here is facilitating the decommissioning of a number of power stations and improving the safety of others.
Europe has regulated legal migration, but has failed to regulate illegal migration,which is what is at issue here.
What is at issue here are the Commission's working parties and the many committees that come under the umbrella of the Commission.
Mr President, I am not sure that the Commission fully understands what is at issue here, and I would just like to make it absolutely clear to Mrs Cresson.
What is at issue here is the capacity of both words and images to make metalinguistic comments about one another- and with one another.
There would certainly be no benefit in just moving constantly from one aspect to the next, as what is at issue here is essentially the same.
What is at issue here is Mr Tony Bunyan's complaint to the Ombudsman, the outcome of which is a success for Parliament, the Ombudsman and Mr Bunyan.
Titley(PSE). Mr President,I am not sure that the Commission fully understands what is at issue here, and I would just like to make it absolutely clear to Mrs Cresson.
What is at issue here is not only the whole flow of goods in Europe, but also opportunities for new regions to develop- new ports and new structures in our economy.
Theology becomes a mere intellectual game and also loses its character as science without the realism of the saints,without their contact with the reality that is at issue here”.
However, what is at issue here- and the honourable Member has hinted as much in her question- is whether a particular Member State is correctly applying the relevant provisions of Community law.
As the price of gas has risen in some Member States this winter in a way that is out of proportion with trends in other countries,the Commission should explain what is at issue here.
The fifty per cent of a judge's salary that is at issue here corresponds, more or less, to what an Austrian, French, German or British MEP currently receives, after health insurance and old age pension contributions have been taken into account.
Rather than making plans for an intergovernmental conference even before the Amsterdam Treaty has been ratified, we must first of all apply that Treaty in such a way that the European citizen above all benefits by it. It is his taxeswhich are being spent, and it is his health which is at issue here.
In my opinion, they are excessive, and in some cases they are even extravagant,but that is not what is at issue here: what is at issue is knowing whether we have the courage to vote for these expenses to be frozen at least.
Of course, on the one hand, it is the WTO agreement that is at issue here, but, on the other, it must also be clear to us that these international treaties- as is the way of things with globalisation- have direct effects on the European internal market.