Examples of using Issues that affect in English and their translations into Danish
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Interested in issues that affect the society we live in?
We have a comprehensive agenda, which includes many issues that affect the welfare of us all.
These are the issues that affect people's lives. These are the issues we pursued in Amsterdam.
EA belongs to trade associations that are focused on issues that affect us.
Get details about security and privacy issues that affect GSuite services in your organisation.
UNICEF Voices of Youth is the online place for young people to learn more about issues that affect your world.
This is perhaps one of the most sensitive issues that affects the interests of not only the future parents, baby, but also their environment.
With our Lagrange Point Project,we are one step closer to solving the issues that affect our global climate.
Issues that affect the environment know no borders- air, water and the soil are not subject to frontiers- so our activities also have to go across frontiers.
This will give you a complete report mentioning the issues that affect your PCs performance.
There will be regular updates to any issues that affect modern music creators and this service will deliver cutting-edge technology through software and instruments.
Question Time is this Parliament's one opportunity to put the Commission in the dock and put questions on issues that affect our constituents.
Indeed, you raise some important issues that affect not only Europe but also its partners, especially those on the southern shores of the Mediterranean, as demonstrated by this morning's debate on the constant development of production and the delocalisation of textiles manufacturing.
Environmental protection and the introduction of environmentally friendly technologies are now global issues that affect the whole of society.
Editors and journalists can develop their networks to ensure they have a better understanding of the immigrant community, and the issues that affect them, so that they can better cater to their needs and so they can speak either to people who are directly involved in the incident/issue, or to a person who can speak accurately and legitimately on behalf of those people.
On UNICEF's Voices of Youth website you can find out how other young people are getting involved,learn about the issues that affect young people and join discussions.
Delegates from across England and Wales gathered to discuss the issues that affect every council who undertakes Public Health Act Funerals.
In the exhibition Always, in Spite of Everything Kenyan artist Mimi Cherono Ng'ok focuses on universal themes of identity, belonging,migration and growth- issues that affect us all.
I should like to say a few words about President Ahmadinejad's statements on issues that affect regional stability and international relations.
This amendment is based, once again,on the fact that the role of the European Ombudsman is to give the citizens the opportunity to express their views on issues that affect them.
The objectives of this strategy are really important, andrelate to a large number of issues that affect the daily lives of the people who live in the area.
In the exhibition Always, in Spite of Everything  Kenyan artist Mimi Cherono Ng'ok focuses on universal themes of identity, belonging,migration and growth- issues that affect us all.
We can improve the ways in which we live andwork together by standing together on issues that affects us, our communities or, perhaps, the world.
Let me put on record that it is important that we tackle issues of real importance to people in Europe, not just the global issues, not just the grande politique,but real issues that affect real people's lives.
Around the globe, Uber is seizing opportunities to serve as a catalyst for change on a wide range of issues that affect nearly every community we serve.
I would also stress that a key theme of Cardiff will be to demonstrate how, throughout our presidency, we have sought to make Europe work for the people,to make sure we focus on issues that our people care about and the issues that affect them directly.
Finally, with regard to culture andsport, let me say that it is a big mistake not to talk about the issues that affect the day-to-day lives of Europeans.
As for our external relations, we are very concerned, not only because the United States has unilaterally denounced the Kyoto Protocol, butalso because we notice a growing unilateral outlook in the United States in relation to issues that affect the international community.
The United States Senate is already tackling these issues andwe need to tackle them here too; they are issues that affect responsibility and sustainability.
It is an issue that affects us all, irrespective of our gender.