Examples of using Issue must in English and their translations into Czech
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The issue must be acknowledged.
As I said during the debate on this resolution, this issue must be given an important place on the agenda.
This issue must continue to be raised.
Since the Internet is one of theclearest signs of globalisation, our approach to the issue must also be international.
Helene, Helene. The issue must be acknowledged.
This issue must also be visible at the forthcoming summit.
Medical resources need improvements so thatwomen can safely delay giving birth until a later age, but above all the issue must be on the political agenda.
Therefore, this issue must be taken seriously.
The issue must come within the competence of the Union and we must not promise more than we can deliver.
In terms of Camp Ashraf, we have consistently andrepeatedly reminded Iraq that this complex issue must be managed in full accordance with international law, and indeed without any violence.
This issue must therefore also be put to the test as a matter of urgency.
I should therefore like to point out that,when we give discharge of the European Parliament's budget, this issue must be fully clarified because, otherwise, we will not be able to vote positively.
I mean, this issue must be discussed between husband and wife.
The issue must be placed on the agenda of the Council and the Commission.
Accordingly, this issue must be a matter for the European Union.
This issue must be a priority in EU foreign policy and climate change policy.
I believe that this issue must be dealt with during summit meetings.
This issue must be on every agenda, and I would like to ask the Commission to put it on the agenda.
In any event,the central issue must be the attraction factor, particularly at academic level.
This issue must remain on the agenda, and it will remain on the agenda, with or without the reserve, with or without paragraph 11 of our resolution and even with or without the fulfilment of prior conditions.
For precisely this reason, this issue must not be used to foment opposition or for party political attacks.
Such an issue must be debated openly and public opinion must be consulted on it.
I think that the Roma issue must be a special task, clearly defined for the Commissioner for Social Affairs.
I believe that this issue must be considered during the debates on the future of the common agricultural policy.
This cross-cutting issue must be discussed multilaterally as it affects people worldwide and the multiplying effects are indisputable.
These issues must be taken care of by the respective Member State.
These issues must be addressed if we are to achieve trouble-free worker mobility.
These issues must be addressed.
Some issues must be legislated.
However, certain issues must also remain within the purview of the Member States, for example the issue of quotas, because on matters such as this each country must assess its own scope for integration.