Examples of using Particularly in relation in English and their translations into Danish
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This is an important point, particularly in relation to future tasks.
Today, together with the broad guidelines for economic policies, other issues have been raised, particularly in relation to the euro.
To examine the concept of active citizenship, particularly in relation to issues of employment and social protection;
This is also an area in which Europe has shown that it knows how to act, particularly in relation to Iran.
However, there remain a few irregularities, particularly in relation to procurement procedures, which need to be resolved.
It is a step which many others must follow, particularly in relation to Parliament' s control of EDF funds.
Implicit in the draft resolution is the need to give priority to the Euro-Mediterranean zone, particularly in relation to Asia.
I support him completely, particularly in relation to option 2, and I welcome the Commissioner's comments this evening.
Without it, the railways are at a handicap, particularly in relation to air travel.
This type of action and control, particularly in relation to those countries and flags which present most risk, is the way to act in the immediate term.
There are significant design defects, particularly in relation to access.
Particularly in relation to vulnerable young people, our group chat offers a room in which their experiences, thoughts and emotions are taken seriously by a counsellor and/or other young people.
Swearing in the upbringing of children has never been effective, particularly in relation to young children.
We regret your lack of ambition, particularly in relation to improving language teaching and to developing our university centres.
I agree that the Commission paper of last spring is insufficient, particularly in relation to short-term aid.
Regional and subregional cooperation, particularly in relation to the Northern Dimension and in the Black Sea region, should be encouraged;
I believe it is of central importance that the 2002 communication should be revised, particularly in relation to the rights of the complainant.
Our amendments seek to strengthen the package, particularly in relation to training in how to deal with accidents and the right of individuals to know what is being transported.
They also want to focus on the external implications of employment and social policies, particularly in relation to the enlargement process.
We therefore need to think again, particularly in relation to milk quotas, in countries such as Italy which have for 20 years already been suffering this tragedy of a deficiency of production, despite having significant potential.
We have already heard about the fierce debates that have gone on, particularly in relation to the so-called flexibility instrument.
Mr President, first of all, could I say that Mr Tannock is doing Israel a disservice by his unquestioning support for Israel's illegal activity against Palestinians, particularly in relation to Gaza.
This is an important decision by each Member State, particularly in relation to the 116000 number for hotlines to report missing children.
I have been concerned by the lack of the involvement of the civil society in the issues that you talk about, particularly in relation to trade.
I am therefore in favour of strengthening the OSCE, particularly in relation to the spreading of democracy and compliance with human rights.
Muhammad Ahsan, a dedicated research scholar, has extensively published on social andeconomic issues particularly in relation to the Muslim world.
The Semois, Moselle andSaar rivers have been studied particularly in relation to excess of nutrients(eutrophication), heavy metals and waste heat.
ELLIOTT(S).- I was pleased to see the reference in this question to the activities of the Greek Presidency, particularly in relation to honey.
The Commission is devoting a great deal of attention to this problem particularly in relation to the creation in 1992 of an area with no internal frontiers.