Examples of using The difficult issues in English and their translations into Danish
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We must move forward and tackle the difficult issues.
One of the difficult issues regards the field of application of the regulation.
As politicians, we have a responsibility to address the difficult issues as well as the easy ones.
The difficult issues on the agenda must be tackled, and targets must be set now that are much firmer, clearer and binding.
Relativism in fact leads to an increase in tension because it evades the difficult issues and passes over them.
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I particularly note some of the difficult issues which have been discussed and appreciate the desire to find a compromise.
In respect of Mr Poettering, I thank him for his kind sentiments andwe will do our very best to reach agreement on some of the difficult issues, in particular the financial perspective.
I appreciate the difficult issues the Environment Committee had to address- in particular regarding ethics and other related issues.
This page is here to help you find dependable information about the difficult issues we face in our and our children's futures.
One of the difficult issues has been help for patients with rare diseases- a topic which we will be discussing here in the latter part of the morning.
We must not shy away from addressing the difficult issues which surround Europe' s single currency, because if we do so we will be letting down those people who elected us to this Chamber so recently.
I sincerely hope that Parliament will continue to be the guardian of that philosophyof joint progress and that it will tackle the difficult issues of Agenda 2000,the changed financial outlook and the fight against unemployment in a spirit of social and fiscal justice. We should work towards a Union financed by each and every one of its citizens, in proportion to their means.
In my view, the rapporteur, Mrs Carlotti, has made a splendid job of this task; she has properly captured andsummarised the most important aims and the difficult issues that will be a challenge in the implementation of the European Development Fund.
We cannot shirk this responsibility that we have to pursue the dialogue without excluding any of the difficult issues but also without applying- as I believe is all too often the case- double standards.
We will then enter the third phase, in which a final peace agreement is to be entered into,adopting positions on the difficult issues of Jerusalem, borders, refugees and settlers which must be solved before the final establishment of a Palestinian state in mid-2005.
I very much agree with the point made by one of the contributors to our debate that what we need is not more proposals to try to tackle the difficult issues before us, it is implementation of some of the existing proposals based on the Oslo commitments.
Secondly, the difficult issue of flight time limitation was not addressed by the Commission.
We are also pleased that the difficult issue of catering waste has finally been resolved.
But I have to say, the difficult issue for the European Union is, as far as the agricultural sector is concerned, of course the tariffs.
This same problem of trying to impose a regional solution to a global question arises with the difficult issue of VAT on digital electronic services.
As per our suggestions, it is extremely useful with regard to the difficult issue of how to verify the signatures.
In the area of transport, the Belgian Presidency found a solution to the difficult issue of the Eurovignette.
May I also ask the presidency how it intends to find a compromise on the difficult issue of the voting system in the Council?
We did, after all, agree the Goods Package a year ago, andwe had to resolve the difficult issue of CE-marking at that time.
I nevertheless believe that this report, pending the imminent publication of the Commission White Paper, can allow the continuation of an effective working relationship between the Member States andEU institutions on the difficult issue of the modernisation of European pension systems.
PT I should like to thank the rapporteurs, Ari Vatanen and Karl von Wogau, for their work and efforts to achieve a consensus,particularly on the difficult issue of the nuclear policies, which must be urgently revised by the European Union and NATO at a time when President Obama is reviving the objective of freeing the world from nuclear weapons and when two European nuclear submarines almost caused a disaster.
And, of course, there is always the difficult issue of the 20% threshold agreed so many years ago.