Examples of using Questions to be asked in English and their translations into Danish
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There are questions to be asked.
At the same time, however, the increased amount of information can also cause additional questions to be asked.
There are questions to be asked.
They should also assess the specific features of Leader+ in addition to the actual implementation of the initiative,and there are many questions to be asked in this respect.
A million important questions to be asked of our nation.
For Addition and subtraction: Select a range to add up to orsubtract from(i.e. add up to numbers between 15 and 25) and how many questions to be asked.
But here too, there are questions to be asked.
There are always questions to be asked, however, when officialdom gets hold of a good cause.
If not, you can expect such questions to be asked.
There are so many questions to be asked and answered when it comes to dating online.
Our mere presence is forcing hard questions to be asked back home.
For Addition and subtraction: Select a range to add up to orsubtract from(i.e. add up to numbers between 15 and 25) and how many questions to be asked.
The measure will be based on a survey, from questions to be asked of a selected sample of social care service users.
There are questions to be asked about whether there was a conspiracy between the British and American monitors guarding the prison who left shortly before the Israelis moved in, and I hope the Council will come back to this House with a report once we know the full facts of the situation.
If there are other questions to be asked about personnel management or any other aspect of this controversy, then I would leave that to your good offices in the Conference of Presidents.
Mr President, I think there are more fundamental questions to be asked following on from what our colleague said.
There are certainly questions to be asked as to how we can improve the first-instance decision-making process, as Mrs Guillaume has done in her report, when roughly 50% of first-instance decisions are overturned on appeal.
After what Mr Bangemann has just told us, I think that there are questions to be asked regarding potential jobs as well as job cuts.
The themes and topics for discussion are decided at European level by EU Youth Ministers; then a committee of the current trio of EU Presidency countries, the European Commission andthe European Youth Forum is responsible for coordinating the process and deciding upon sets of questions to be asked to young people across Europe twice a year.
Each questioner is allowed one minute, and in view of the large number of questions to be asked I shall ensure that this one minute is not exceeded.
There has, unfortunately, been a very definite reason for these questions to be asked in recent weeks, and let nobody believe that there will be any less hankering after top-down management in a future Europe of nineteen small and medium-sized States and a small group of large and very large ones.
Cases such as those which occurred a few years ago in Cornwall, in the United Kingdom, and in Evora, in Portugal,put water quality on the front page and caused questions to be asked in Parliament, because they were matters of concern to public opinion on environmental problems.
This is both sad and disturbing and causes, not unexpectedly, many questions to be asked in relation to the reasons behind this apparent lack of determination demonstrated by the aforementioned institutions.
So it begs the question to be asked,"What is the truth and what is real?
There is in fact just one question to be asked today within the context of these negotiations, and that question is as follows:is the Commission able to guarantee the ACP countries that, once signed, the agreements will provide them with development conditions that are more favourable than the ones from which they benefit today?
The question to be asked is who really benefits from the manipulation and.