Examples of using Extremely serious problem in English and their translations into Danish
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This is an extremely serious problem.
About a year ago now, all of us, the European Parliament and myself,were trying to resolve an extremely serious problem in Ukraine.
It is an extremely serious problem.
Mr President, the excellent report by Mrs Boogerd-Quaak deserves our applause because demography is an extremely serious problem.
Today Afghanistan has an extremely serious problem with the drugs trade.
We must not therefore be complacent in any way andwe must make every possible joint effort to tackle this extremely serious problem.
This is an extremely serious problem, because it really is a major threat to freedom.
Persecution of this kind is equivalent to hunting Pygmies with the sole aim of treating them like common game,and it is an extremely serious problem.
The development of synthetic drugs is an extremely serious problem, not only for the European Community but also for the rest of the world.
Pomes Ruiz(PPE).-(ES) Mr President,the exceUent report by Mrs Boogerd-Quaak deserves our applause because demography is an extremely serious problem.
As we have always maintained,illegal immigration is an extremely serious problem and responsibility for handling it should be left to the individual countries.
Amongst the many examples of violation of human rights anddemocratic principles in Africa, the involvement of children in armed conflicts stands out as an extremely serious problem.
I should also mention a further two extremely serious problems: the corruption affecting many of these countries, with a few exceptions, and the shameful issue of the trafficking of human beings.
Because of the failure of Member States to put into place legislation, typically the PCBs and PCTs legislation,we now have the extremely serious problem of a long-term contamination of our food chain by a persistent toxic chemical.
Finally, I deplore the fact that the swamping of certain European islands by the influx of illegal immigrants is seen, almost clinically, in this report as a purely local matter,when it is an extremely serious problem.
This is therefore an extremely serious problem, and the Commission seems to be saying that either it does not have the information to act, or it believes that, in view of the existing arrangements, certain measures must be applied.
Mr Alavanos(COM).-(GR) Mr President, I would like to apologise to you andto the Assembly for the delay that I am about to cause by bringing up a procedural matter, but an extremely serious problem has arisen in the Press room.
To some extent,what we want to do is suggest that as well as being an extremely serious problem, this crisis is and must be an opportunity to correct some of the issues that led us along what was clearly an erroneous path.
In particular, this strategy should guarantee conditions that place small and medium-sized enterprises on an equal footing with their competitors outside the EU by adopting safeguard clauses and strong,effective measures to combat the extremely serious problem of counterfeiting, including through effective trade defence instruments.
The resolution is completely silent on the first andforemost reason for the extremely serious problems the Iraqi people and their country are now facing, and thus on how to resolve it: the immediate withdrawal of all occupying troops!
Well, Commissioner, we are very worried that if this study were carried out, the conclusion would be that in fact anti-competitive practices are still being used in the world market. If that were the case, we hope the Commission would be up to the situation, andcome up with suitable measures to solve this extremely serious problem.
Within the Union, new member countries such as Hungary- which cannot even invest its treasury bonds anymore- are wrestling with extremely serious problems that are going to result in unprecedented sacrifices for their populations.
The other extremely serious problem, and one for which President Prodi bears the brunt of responsibility, is the failure of the European Union to safeguard its fundamental interests, the fact that it signs agreements, month after month, year upon year, with the Russian Federation.
The revision of the Directive, therefore, though not sufficient, is nevertheless necessary, because it is an instrument that is showing itself tobe neither used nor useful in dealing with the extremely serious problems that we are seeing on the ground and which are turning a very significant proportion of the European population against each other and against Brussels.
Mr President, I should like to thank the Commissioner for his understanding remarks about an extremely serious problem in Spain which, in my own region of Aragon, as well as in the Pyrenees, is coming to a head in a way that may have a series of repercussions over the next few years.
Many of us stayed awake the whole of the night of 1 January 2006,trying to resolve an extremely serious problem that was affecting us: Ukraine and Russia had a problem that was very difficult to resolve because of the lack of an energy agreement between the two countries.
The refugee problem is an extremely serious human problem, but politics is the art of reality.
This created an extremely serious political problem.
Delayed payments are a problem with extremely serious consequences for the health of the global economy and a particularly devastating impact on small and medium-sized enterprises SMEs.
Mr President, what we are basically doing in today's debate on the Bonino report,an excellent report, is codifying measures to deal with an extremely serious international problem.