Examples of using Its concern in English and their translations into Czech
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Why did the European Parliament not voice its concern?
Is it willing to convey its concerns to the US authorities?
I share its concerns over the increase in transport emissions and slow-moving efforts towards energy efficiency.
The EU has already expressed its concerns to the Syrian authorities.
It also stresses the importance of keeping Parliament informed,so that it can monitor the process from the beginning, as this will give it the opportunity to express its concerns and priorities.
The EU highly values the opportunity it has to discuss its concerns on human rights with the Russian authorities.
The Council raises its concerns with Russia on a regular basis as part of the political dialogue, in particular in the twice-yearly human rights consultation introduced in March 2005.
The EU highly values the opportunity it has to discuss its concerns on human rights with the Russian authorities.
The Presidency of the Council expressed its concern about that decision adopted by the Court at the time and there has clearly been a voice from the European Union sharply pointing out its concern at that decision.
On 29 January 2009, the EU Troika, at ambassador level in Bangkok, expressed its concerns to the Thai authorities.
The Commission reiterates its concern about the closure, two months ago, of the independent women's magazine Zanan.
China has never been tolerant of dissent or its own minorities, butI do share its concern about the threat of Uighur Islamist terrorism.
The European Union expresses its concern at the violation of human rights in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, yet violations of human rights on EU territory seem to it to be a normal state of affairs.
In his speech, the President-in-Office of the Council has taken note that this Parliament should be listened to and that its concerns and demands should be taken into account.
The Council has had the opportunity to register its concern, and has called several times for Palestinian prisoners to be released in greater numbers.
I can assure you that the EU Troika will do its utmost inthe discussion on these issues and will unequivocally show its concern to the Chinese government representatives.
The EU has also, on numerous occasions in recent months, expressed its concern about the decision of the Israeli authorities to approve the construction of new settlements in East Jerusalem.
However, the debate we have had has been very moving in some respects, and I wanted to assure you that the Council is aware of the facts mentioned, andthat it will continue to register its concern and to invoke the instruments of international law.
The European Parliament is quite right to express its concerns about how the situation in the region has deteriorated.
In writing.-(PT) This is yet another report that takes stock of a situation without going into its causes or pointing out essential routes to follow, but merely takes up controversial statements by international organisations and, in one or two cases, such as the reference to Russia and Africa,shows that its concern is much more the defence of the EU's interests than any cooperation policy, which we disagree with.
Europe should therefore forcefully voice its concerns because a military, nuclear power could jeopardise the continent's security and have significant political consequences for all the countries in the region.
The CAP is of vital importance to the EU,both because it ensures the production of safe food and because of its concern for preserving the environment or rural areas, with a view to properly sustainable development.
The European Parliament has also expressed its concern to respond to the urgency of the situation by ensuring that these three regulations are adopted as quickly as possible and that the measures are applied promptly in the Member States.
On 11 March, together with 21 embassies and representations,the EU issued a statement to express its concerns over the increase in what appears to be politically motivated intimidation and violence.
It is also important that Africa should have expressed its concern in the face of a crisis on a regional scale, and the efforts made by the African Union in particular and by the SADC must be supported.
We know it is a critical period for Russia, a few months ahead of the crucial parliamentary and presidential elections, andwe also know that the European Union has repeatedly expressed its concerns on the implementation of democratic principles and human rights commitments in Russia.
For instance, the European Union has recently expressed its concerns regarding secret detention, and we hope that the President-elect will then address this issue and Member States will be able to answer.
Following this, the General Assembly of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas(ICCAT) set a considerable reduction in the fishing of bluefin tuna by 13 500 tonnes andthe European Commission restated its concern at the reduction in tuna stocks and committed itself to carrying out more reliable scientific studies.
This sector has conveyed to us, myself included, its concern about the wine CMO articles being scattered among the various chapters of the single CMO Regulation and about the risk of this diluting the specific nature of this product.
From Europe, we expect it to develop its listening capacity,its part in the progress of Africa, its concern to free the dark continent of political, economic and commercial slavery.