Examples of using This difficult issue in English and their translations into Danish
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This difficult issue will be pursued in 1986.
The story of Lumnay andAwiyao wrestles with this difficult issue.
Let's try to deal with you in this difficult issue that worries many consumers.
For the first time, it is now possible to reach an agreement on this difficult issue.
I am pleased that wisdom has been applied to this difficult issue, the legal complexity of which has greatly delayed its political adoption.
We are looking to the German Presidency to take this difficult issue forward.
I therefore think we have a duty in this difficult issue to support the conciliation by possibly improving it on certain points in the light of experience.
I see this report as representing a good compromise on this difficult issue.
He managed to get Parliament to agree on this difficult issue at first reading, even though both he and I felt that we should have gone a step further.
It is simply a further necessary stage in resolving this difficult issue.
But even when confronted by this difficult issue, you will very likely handle yourself with a firm belief in reason and the ultimate triumph of sanity and balance.
We should welcome therefore all efforts to resolve this difficult issue, not criticise them.
SV This difficult issue presented by modern technology produces a conflict in terms of goals, with freedom pitted against the interest we have in providing certain forms of protection.
I should like to express our reservations on this difficult issue and restate our commitment to the principle of secularism, especially in the context of the fight against discrimination.
However, I would like to request that Mr Posselt andhis friends look for the common ground in this difficult issue.
We expect considerable powers of imagination and diplomacy from you, in order to resolve this difficult issue and to prevent the election campaign from being poisoned by national selfishness.
Mr President, I welcome the work which the Member States, the Council andthe Commission are doing in dealing with this difficult issue.
It is in itself extremely positive that you radiate a certain optimism regarding this difficult issue, both where the problem as a whole is concerned and, specifically, when it comes to your reading of Bush.
Mr President, I should like to say thank you to Mr von Wogau who has expertly prepared a very well-considered report on this difficult issue.
Mr President, we are much obliged to the Finnish Presidency for having tried to keep the EU united on this difficult issue, but we do have quite a long way to go before we really have a common European foreign policy.
Since then the one feature that can be pointed to is that there has not been any indecision on the part of the Commission oron the part of those who are involved in trying to resolve this difficult issue.
But how well will things go on?Let's try to deal with you in this difficult issue that worries many consumers.
I congratulate Jacques Barrot, Vice-President of the Commission with responsibility for transport, on his firmness, lucid approach and his discernment andpolitical conviction on this difficult issue.
It is our goal that the participants of the Kimberley Process andZimbabwe will intensify their efforts in order to forge consensus on this difficult issue, in the spirit of dialogue and cooperation that has always presided over this process.
Mr President, I warmly welcome Mr Vondra and am glad to be able to echo what he has just said,since it is obvious that the Commission has to work closely with the Presidency on this difficult issue.
She took a lot of trouble with this difficult issue, particularly as regards Palestine, with visits to the region and an investigative report by OLAF as well as hours of discussion on what is surely the most troublesome area of the world.
(DE) Mr President, thanks to the truly effective and committed way in which the Portuguese Presidency has conducted the negotiations on this difficult issue, we are able to adopt this resolution today at first reading.
I am not here to reprimand those Member States which have chosen to restrict, prohibit or punish the practice of abortion, butI believe that the event of which I am speaking today should be an opportunity for these Member States to reopen the debate on this difficult issue.
Mr President, having heard the stance which the Council is adopting- and, viewed objectively, it is the only one it could have been expected to take- namely that the first priority in this difficult issue is to examine the WTO ruling, I have to say that I believe this ruling comes as a severe disappointment to the majority of Members of this House.