Examples of using A second reason in English and their translations into Danish
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A second reason is security.
Madam President, there is a second reason for the European Parliament' s perseverance.
A second reason originates from the European Union.
Besides, the financial basis for the proposal is flawed,which is a second reason for me to withhold my support for this proposal.
There is also a second reason as to why we oppose the Council' s proposal.
A second reason lies in the agreements reached in Berlin by Mr Kok and Mr Zalm in 1999.
If you have one reason for doing something and I give you a second reason for doing the same thing, it seems only logical that two reasons are better than one and you're more likely to do it.
A second reason is related to the time which men and women have available respectively.
There is a second reason for this.
A second reason is that the estradiol levels fall too much if trenbolone is used alone.
When I resigned in 1938 I had a second reason, not present in 1933, for perplexity about the way the press is conducted.
A second reason was that de Soto wanted to punish the man, Nuño Tobár, who had been captain-general.
One reason was undoubtedly his isolation in Christiania, but a second reason was that his papers were not easily understood, partly through his style of writing and partly because his geometrical intuition greatly exceeded that of other mathematicians.
A second reason is that this report leads to more bureaucracy, while we in Europe need less of it.
There is also a second reason which is gradually becoming more important.
A second reason for my concern with regard to Mercosur lies in the stability and political course of this collaboration.
But there's a second reason that we get stuck inside this feeling as well-- and this one is cultural.
A second reason for European intervention is the making available of reliable and verifiable data.
A second reason may be that in Scotland there is a much stronger sense of Scottish citizenship than in Wales.
And there is a second reason. What, I ask you, is happening today in countries where disposal is either self-financing or is cost free?
A second reason is the excessive exploitation of tree cover, including bushes, by local people, who use them for firewood and to prepare food.
A second reason to explain this requirement is that the efforts that the Greeks are going to make- must make, are obliged to make- must serve a purpose.
There is a second reason, too, which is the necessity- already mentioned by some fellow Members- of doing business regarding the large quantities of oil and gas in that region.
There is a second reason, which is a conviction: the very strong conviction that there will be no strong policies in Europe if the institutions are weak.
A second reason for a single currency rather than locked rates is that it would completely eliminate the costs for firms and individuals when they exchanged one currency for another.
A second reason is that sin is like a cancer; if allowed to exist, it spreads to those nearby in the same way that“a little yeast works through the whole batch of dough” 1 Corinthians 5:6-7.
Dürer had a second reason for this visit to the Netherlands, for he believed that Maximilian's daughter had a book by Jacopo de Barbari on applications of mathematics to art, and Dürer had long sought the truths which he believed this work contained.
A second reason is that, for a Parliament which daily discusses its citizens' security and safety, it is a tragedy when an act of terrorism affects ordinary citizens who are not involved in any way in the demands of the terrorist.
A second reason for dissatisfaction comes from the work which we have done- or rather, I should say, have not done- in Parliament, in that only one of the five reports under discussion was approved in the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development.
I have a second reason for firmly rejecting the principle of creating a reserve: this is a proposal based on preliminary documents whose data are completely arbitrary: they do not, and cannot, take into account uncertainties in the weather, variations in world currencies and the results of free trade agreements.

