Examples of using Problems in relation in English and their translations into Danish
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There may be problems in relation to other countries on the globe.
Madam President, there are many aspects of this report which I support because it addresses serious problems in relation to women's health.
They also have problems in relation to domestic public financial requirements in providing.
The country holding the Presidency will apply its energy to find a solution quickly,in a way that will not cause any problems in relation to WTO rulings.
The problems in relations with colleagues, unhealthy competition,problems and troubles caused by his own reckless actions.
Special protection is to be afforded to refugees with problems in relation to their gender identity, whatever the rapporteur means by that.
The most common problems in relation to the employer and sick people are especially discriminatory nature and lack of understanding of the status of persons with disabilities.
The ageing of the population will create problems in relation to the national health systems' capacity to secure access and quality in the future.
So, while welcoming Mr Casini's report,it has to be recognized that in some countries there are specific constitutional problems in relation to some of the points he made.
But if you look at that same index of health and social problems in relation to GNP per capita, gross national income, there's nothing there, no correlation anymore.
I would therefore like to thank the rapporteur, who has tabled a number of amendments which will enable us to debate fundamental problems in relation to cross-border social security matters.
However, as we know, Iraq remains a country with very serious problems in relation to security, respect for democracy and human rights, as well as economic insecurity.
I fear that establishing an elected President of the European Council will mean losing the advantages of the rotating Presidencies without bringing any added value for the functioning of the EU,creating problems in relations between the different institutions.
We have also worked in other areas, such as security of supply and effective operation of the market,issues which raise problems in relation to this vital element of energy, not to mention issues such as security in the nuclear field, which I referred to a moment ago.
There are no major problems in relation to the first pillar, since it represents about 90% of expenditure and is implemented at about 100%, so we welcome the 3% increase in expenditure for 2012, as this neatly accommodates the costs of the expansion of the CAP which, as we know, will take place gradually until 2013.
Failure of State to fulfil obligations- Failure to transpose within the prescribed time-limits Council Directive 88/658/EEC- Health problems in relation to intra-Community trade in meat-based products.
This is precisely a time when this intelligent technique for making services generally, indeed universally,available could inspire audacious solutions to worldwide problems in relation to water, basic medicines, education and all the shared dimensions of what is owned by the world as a whole, yet the European Commission is reducing the scope of this tool for guiding human societies, if not actually destroying it.
The final major problem in relation to Parliament's budget concerns property policy.
The President of the Commission did not mention this specific problem in relation to housing.
If we expect that we can do that, then we will encounter a problem in relation to the amount of material we meet in our daily lives in the modern digital society.
We have a problem in relation to appointing a European Public Prosecutor, whose office we would regard as an integral part of the federal EU we do not wish to see.
The problem in relation to cod stocks is well known; only our approach to the problem keeps changing.
Therefore, for the time being, according to our information,there is no problem in relation to the enforcement of competition rules.
I will say to Mr Eisma that we have not actually considered the problem in relation to Eastern and Central Europe in the present communication.
This is the best example of how Europe has failed to understand that the problem in relations with Russia lies not in the details but in how we conduct ourselves.
As regards exporting our problem in relation to overcapacity within the European Union, this has been the tradition up until now: fisheries agreements have been used to export our excess capacity to other parts of the world.