Examples of using This complex issue in English and their translations into Danish
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So how do you get around this complex issue?
In the search for consensus on this complex issue I have consulted widely throughout the Union and taken suggestions from all sides of this House.
I shall, therefore, restrict myself to discussing a few aspects of this complex issue.
As far as the Presidency is concerned, this complex issue can be boiled down to a few essential points.
It confirms at the same time how difficult it is to reach some sort of consensus on this complex issue.
We have also discussed measures, cultural aspects, lawmaking andmany other aspects of this complex issue.
As I said in my introduction,we believe that this complex issue needs very broad and sustainable solutions permeating the whole policy area.
For that reason, the Commission asked the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea to examine this complex issue scientifically.
As regards access to individual competitions for non-nationals, the Commission intends to launch a study to analyse all aspects of this complex issue.
The process of debate has helped greatly to increase understanding of this complex issue and to lay the ground for future progress.
As far as I am concerned, Parliament's work is a good starting point for opening a genuine debate on a potential European solution to this complex issue.
I am really concerned about every single aspect of this complex issue which we call patient mobility, because it is not just about moving patients from one country to another.
To close, I should emphasise that I have confidence in andI am relying on the codecision procedure in order to bring together all the aspects of this complex issue, so that we can achieve the best possible regulation.
In any case, this complex issue, together with preparation of policy on the management of migratory flows, must obviously be dealt with at European level as quickly as possible.
In terms of Camp Ashraf, we have consistently andrepeatedly reminded Iraq that this complex issue must be managed in full accordance with international law, and indeed without any violence.
I would also like to congratulate Mr Schulz on his excellent report, because he analyses the problem with great political honesty and then,with political daring, he proposes measures to resolve this complex issue.
Bearing in mind the excellent cooperation that we have enjoyed to date,I am sure that we will be able to resolve even this complex issue in the difficult situation and predicament in which we find ourselves.
There is one difficult area in this complex issue that needs to be looked at, and that is the fact that it is difficult to determine when action is illegal and when it is legal.
As mentioned in an earlier post, the Worldwatch Institute is working on creating low carbon energy roadmaps for Haiti(and other Caribbean countries) and shares a similar,interdisciplinary approach to tackling this complex issue.
I am convinced that many felt that the Member States could be given quite a bit of freedom to handle this complex issue in their own way, in tune with the sensitivities and the situations in their countries, according to their own traditions.
The rapporteur, Mr Wynn, has done this in the motion for a resolution from the Committee on Budgetary Control, andhis readable explanatory statement provides us all with an invaluable aid to understanding this complex issue.
We would also have set an example by wrapping up this complex issue of the liberalisation of postal services, which has exercisedthis House for 15 years, without once having recourse to the conciliation procedure.
In writing.-(DE) The strategic report on the implementation of the operational programmes cofinanced under the auspices of cohesion policy is a new instrument that will be essential for transparency andthat will help the public understand this complex issue in the future.
Mr President, first of all, I would like to thank Mr Skinner for his commendable report on this complex issue of health and safety requirements for the use of work equipment, and also for being willing to adopt important proposals put forward by the PPE-DE Group.
In this regard,I think it is very important- and I am very grateful to the Commission for this- that we should quite deliberately say that we want to examine all of the alternatives and all of the aspects of this complex issue and only after careful consideration decide on the solutions.
After having carefully considered the different arguments raised on this complex issue, the Contact Committee has concluded that Article 31 of the 4th Directive does not exclude an interpretation whereby positive exchange differences may be included in the profit and loss account.
Mr President, I want to thank the rapporteur for the way in which he has approached this complex issue and his willingness to entertain a wide range of reservations across the Committee and where possible to approach these efficaciously; and also my colleague, Mrs Van Brempt, for her work on this. .
Let me say a few words on the background to this very complex issue.