Examples of using Arguments in favour in English and their translations into Danish
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The arguments in favour of that are very strong.
The scholar Hales presented strong ARGUMENTs in favour.
I would like to hear the arguments in favour of cloning animals for food.
The arguments in favour cited, such as traffic safety, the environment and a reduction in the administrative burden, hold no water whatsoever.
I shall now proceed to set out, in brief, just five arguments in favour of European regulation of market access.
None of the arguments in favour of this proposal can be seriously considered because they are not correct.
But we must admit that there are strong legal arguments in favour of the legal basis adopted by the Council.
I can see the arguments in favour of acting at EU level, as there could potentially be an impact on the internal market.
Of course, in the light of the technical possibilities, the economic effects and the financial changes,there are arguments in favour of higher targets.
There are some arguments in favour of doing this: there has been progress in some areas.
There is no better way by which one can win an argument about Europe as when one has the courage to compare the arguments in favour with those against.
Several arguments in favour of an increase in women's participation in political decisionmaking are listed below.
After a number of votes on the matter our committee adopted the position that there are good arguments in favour of establishing the Regulation and that the Commission proposal should furthermore be adopted in principle by this Parliament.
There are arguments in favour of both approaches, and we would be wise to refrain from saying that there should be only one way to do it.
Those of us who stand for European values in a Eurosceptic country are now being given further arguments in favour of the EU, namely more effective protection of privacy, which is important for the citizens of a modern society.
There are arguments in favour of either solution. Some of these arguments have been put with great clarity in this short debate.
He is accompanied by Ole Bjerg, Associate Professor, CBS and member of the board of Gode Penge,who will present his arguments in favour of e-kroner and answer questions from the audience. Michael Schøt og Ole Bjerg: Why is nothing happening? Saturday 16.
This fact is yet another good reason to increase the already impressive array of good arguments in favour of establishing the aforementioned European Agency, and it will lead to the attainment of a high level of technical harmonisation.
The arguments in favour presented by the Commissioner in his speech, such as road safety, the environment and the reduction of the administrative burden.
Although the Commission holds the view that there are sound administrative,economic and legal arguments in favour of threshold reduction, it considersthat a proposal to lower thresholds at the present time would be inappropriateand might prove counter-productive.
The arguments in favour of receiving more money do then tend to lose some of their potency, and so I think that the European Court of Auditors has its work cut out.
There are some very worthy individual arguments in favour of this, but we cannot allow a higher level of asylum than at present.
Arguments in favour of the necessity of such measures are, principally, the current economic situation in which Europe finds itself, dangerous climate changes and threats to energy security.
I believe it alludes to everything: arguments in favour of this accession and factors that only reinforce the fears we might have.
The arguments in favour of assessment centres are that the costs are balanced by the acquisition of additional information, the opportunity to evaluate several candidates together, and the increased validity of selection decisions.
The arguments in favour of a simplification of the present system of contributions are essentially based on the shortcomings of the present own resources system in terms of financial autonomy, costeffectiveness and transparency discussed earlier.
There are eminently clear arguments in favour of that, as Commissioner Schreyer has just again confirmed, and they cannot simply be swept aside.
There may be arguments in favour of reforming the rules concerning the acquisition of national citizenship following a fairly long period of continuous residence in a country and concerning the opportunity to vote and eligibility to be a candidate in local, regional and national elections.