Examples of using Second comment in English and their translations into Czech
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My second comment concerns the format.
For that reason, we need to stick to what we can do,which is my second comment.
My second comment concerns Copenhagen.
My second comment concerns all of the texts.
My second comment relates to the word'comprehensiveness.
My second comment is also self-evident, but it bears repeating.
The second comment concerns a signal to the competent European authorities.
My second comment concerns the spectacle we are now making of ourselves.
My second comment concerns the balanced division of time between work and family.
My second comment concerns the Commission's'second chance' initiative for small and medium-sized enterprises SMEs.
My second comment is that we are seeing a trend on the energy price market that is leading to energy poverty in Europe.
My second comments also relate to the agricultural sector, but concern the future more than this particular budget.
My second comment relates to the putting into perspective of multilateralism, an idea that has been professed so often in this House.
Now my second comment: I do not think there is any dispute among us, in this Chamber, about whether Guantánamo should cease to exist.
My second comment concerns the industry which produces raw materials for medicinal products, which may have been flourishing 20 years ago, but which is now slowly dying.
My second comment concerns the global battle for standards, especially environmental and social standards, and more specifically environmental standards.
My second comment, however, is one that I would like to reiterate with regard to what has repeatedly been at the centre of this debate, namely, the question of geographical balance.
Very briefly a second comment, which to my mind is also important: I believe that everything that has been proposed here with regard to burdening media advertising with compulsory information is wrong.
My second comment concerns terrorism, where the open society must combat terrorism with the means available to open society and with strong self-confidence, and not give in to intrusive measures.
The second comment is that in these efforts the Commission would also like to help people in Northern Ireland to reduce the existing dependency on the public sector, on state aid and on the reliance of support coming in the form of grants.
The second comment is that it is right to always be concerned about how public money is being used, but it is also right to do so when governments are forced to use that public money to bail out banks and financial institutions that have speculated their money.
My second comment is that, as the correlations change, the importance of trans-Atlantic trade relations and of promoting a more functional American market which will increase trans-Atlantic trade and give the parties on either side of the Atlantic greater negotiating power increases.
My second comment is that the cohesion policy must now revamp its role, boosted and reinforced by the new territorial dimension to cohesion enshrined in the Treaty of Lisbon, by taking advantage of the diversity and complementarity of the territories and by firmly targeting the polycentric development of the European Union.
My second comment, because it has simply been presented here as if European taxpayers are always having things taken away from them by the European Union, is that there are education programmes for European citizens, there is new infrastructure, there are new languages and there is help for dairy farmers.
The second comment is that despite the fact that the Commission denies that it needs more resources, particularly human resources, to deal with infringements, the reality is that in almost all the meetings I have had with your fellow Commissioners, everyone has told me that they do not have sufficient resources, sufficient people, to deal with this matter.
Commissioner, Mr President,ladies and gentlemen, my second comment is that we are counting on ourselves, and the European Commission in particular, to continue playing a very proactive role in the development and promotion of environmentally-friendly fuels, in other words implementing policies that will help us to get rid of fossil fuels, petrol and diesel.
My second comment- and I completely agree with the rapporteur's observations- is that there must be no dichotomy, no divide, as Mr Chatzimarkakis has already said, between elderly people who have been trained and are able to use these new technologies, and others for whom this has not been possible and who simply do not have the resources to install them at home.
My second brief comment is in response to Mr Bütikofer, who claims that we have not done enough to reflect energy priorities in the next budget.
That brings me to my second fundamental comment: is it reasonable to impose the burden, so to speak, of these measures exclusively on the shoulders of employers?
My second political comment- I do not usually make such comments- is that we are creating an artificial opposition here, especially with regard to the tax on financial transactions.