Examples of using Second aspect in English and their translations into Czech
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The second aspect is information.
Let me dwell for my remaining minute on the second aspect.
The second aspect relates to incentives.
An interesting study carried out in the region that I come from illustrates the second aspect.
The second aspect is mainly political.
The second aspect is anti-discrimination.
The second aspect relates to technology and exports.
The second aspect concerns the European Investment Bank.
The second aspect concerns the scope of the directive.
The second aspect that worries us is Iran's role in the region.
This second aspect is very often lacking when budgetary decisions are being made.
The second aspect is linked to the status of women running small businesses.
A second aspect that appears important to us is the question of the regulator.
The second aspect relates to reciprocity of access to the public procurement markets.
The second aspect is linked to the long-term effects that this catastrophe will trigger.
The second aspect is the importance of the'Resource efficient Europe' flagship initiative.
The second aspect dealt with in the report is the matter of small and medium-sized undertakings.
The second aspect is the benefit of having a virtual mobility system to supplement geographical mobility.
A second aspect is prompt processing of taxpayer applications(e.g. tax refund claims) or complaints.
The second aspect in the implementation of the programmes is the procurement process during the Galileo development phase.
The second aspect I would like to point out is the role of sports clubs and the impact of sports coaches on the development of young people.
The second aspect I focused on is the need to strengthen dialogue between the Commission and the Member States throughout the transposition period.
And the second aspect concerns… and this is why Commissioner Šemeta's answer did not convince me at all, either in terms of the schedules, or in terms of the basic issue.
The second aspect I wish to emphasise is the volume and complexity of the European rules: another issue that has already been raised by many fellow Members.
The second aspect where caution is required is the high expectation we place on the restart of integration, including enlargement, once the Lisbon Treaty is in place.
The second aspect that I consider to be a priority, at this time of economic crisis, when we still cannot see the light at the end of the tunnel, is the relaunch of the Lisbon Strategy.
The second aspect concerns Mr Liberadzki's resolution, which discusses the Court of Auditors' special report on the European Commission's management of pre-accession assistance to Turkey.
The second aspect is the increasing complexity of EU law and the difficulty encountered by the ordinary citizen, including experts in EU law, in understanding what is actually happening.
The second aspect of the improvement of the quality of life in the countryside: the objective should be a women-friendly countryside, facilitating women's lives in rural areas and allowing women to make better use of their potential.
The second aspect is the focus(which I have criticised several times in the past) of EU bodies and institutions- and Parliament is no exception- on problems that are irrelevant and only divert attention away from the really urgent issues.