Examples of using Able to discuss in English and their translations into Finnish
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You should be able to discuss everything.
Mr President, Mr Skinner, Commissioner,it gives me great pleasure to be able to discuss this topic.
We need to be able to discuss these issues.
In itself there is nothing unusual about this, but, that being the case,one has to be able to discuss them.
Furthermore, we must be able to discuss sensitive issues such as human rights.
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People often talk of the advantages of the Schengen Agreement, butpeople must also be able to discuss how it works in practice.
Coreper has therefore not been able to discuss any proposal in respect of the Statute.
Luckily, however, the institutions began to see eye to eye last autumn andParliament has been able to discuss the current version.
The Commission should therefore be able to discuss these decommissioning projects as well.
FI Mr President, questions of the environment are extremely important and a priority area, andfor that reason it is good that we have been able to discuss them here today in Parliament.
If we are able to discuss this matter in plenary this week, then we should do this, in my view.
Where there are differences, we must be able to discuss and deal with them.
We will be able to discuss economic reforms in November in connection with the EU-Ukraine summit.
The various Member States of the European Union should now be able to discuss this fact frankly and openly.
We have also been able to discuss the medium term this afternoon and make several comments on this.
That is, our relations with China are so important that we must also be able to discuss difficult issues such as the Tibet question.
We should be able to discuss issues on which we may have differing views as well as identify areas of shared concern.
Mr President, I should like to express surprise that in this plenary session we are not able to discuss the severe blackout that recently occurred in Italy.
Employees need to be able to discuss and take part in company strategies, coordinate and fight their battles together.
A good firm of probate genealogists will be keen to find the best fit for the consumer, and able to discuss a variety of fee options and costing methods.
I would have liked us to be able to discuss this decision of Parliament' s together with the question of appointing the new director of OLAF.
I would ask that we should debate the report tomorrow but defer the vote to April,by which time we will have been able to discuss matters with the Council.
The Commission should be able to discuss these projects with the undertaking, and communicate its views thereon to the Member State concerned.
Since this is a PPP project, Parliament is willing to undertake financial guarantees and to share liabilities butof course only when it is familiar with the concession contract and able to discuss this issue.
The TEC- as it is called- should be able to discuss, for instance, how to avoid a beggar-thy-neighbour policy in national recovery plans.
However, the action plans must be published, even if all they say is that no improvements are planned, so that people living locally will know the situation andwill be able to discuss the issue with their elected representatives.
At these package meetings the Commission was able to discuss the consequences of the judgment in the CIA Security case with the Member State authorities.
A remarkable feature of Pierre Deligne's thinking is that, when confronted with a new problem or a new theory, he understands and, so to speak, makes his own its basic principles at a tremendous speed, andis immediately able to discuss the problem or use the theory as a completely familiar object.
We have not been able to discuss this change sufficiently in the groups, at least not in certain groups, and in particular there has not been enough discussion in committee.
Mrs Diez de Rivera Icaza, whom I should like to thank most warmly for her report, andto whom I should like to say that I am happy that able to discuss it with her, has set out many of these points, in very precise terms, in her report.