Examples of using Dealing with this issue in English and their translations into Finnish
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We have been very slow in dealing with this issue.
We are dealing with this issue against a background of collapsing fish stocks throughout the European Union.
The best way of dealing with this issue is to ask two questions.
We have to include the whole of society in dealing with this issue.
There are seven directives dealing with this issue, with forty years' worth of legal rulings relating to them.
We nonetheless believe that the European Parliament is the wrong forum for dealing with this issue.
Does he think it is an efficient way of dealing with this issue and can he forecast the Council's likely attitude to it?
Mr Bangemann told me here a year ago that there was a working group dealing with this issue.
We agree with the idea of dealing with this issue by means of a Commission statement and another by the Council in November.
I would ask the Commission andthe Council to tell me what they consider realistic schedules for dealing with this issue.
It is true that we have been dealing with this issue for more than one and a half years and a lot of legal and other work has been done.
Mr President, the Committee on Legal Affairs andthe Internal Market has been dealing with this issue since the beginning of 2002.
My colleague Mr Mandelson has been dealing with this issue from the trade point of view, especially since, from a technical point of view, the requirements have been met, and it now becomes a trade issue. .
It is because the Roma are the most discriminatedagainst minority in Europe, and Parliament has been dealing with this issue for years.
Clear, simple and harmonised rules in all legal acts dealing with this issue would benefit both travellers as well as border and visa authorities.
But I say we have to stop the wishful thinking and the empty talk andresolutions and start dealing with this issue in a practical way.
However, dealing with this issue is difficult in that the empirical basis, that is the data, is not just shocking, as Mrs Breyer said, but downright inconsistent and poor.
I also believe- and no-one else has mentioned this, butit is in the resolution- that tele-medicine is a very important way of dealing with this issue.
The Council preparatory bodies dealing with this issue were able to resolve many technical difficulties resulting from the different charging and regulatory systems in place in individual member states.
It is just that we get the impression, and your answer testifies to this somewhat,that the Council Presidency is not being very proactive in dealing with this issue.
Ultimately, Europe must show how we are dealing with this issue, and what approach we are adopting in order to encourage other countries and continents to move with us in the same direction.
I would like to thank Mr Evans personally for his consideration for the Commission,his commitment in dealing with this issue and the high quality of his report.
A good way of dealing with this issue would be to include in such agreements a recommendation that the EU and the country party to the agreement should exchange reports on human rights on an annual basis.
It is men in this Parliament andmen in the various committees that have been dealing with this issue who, for budgetary and legal reasons, have often resisted the work we have been doing.
It is probably true to say that every single Member of this House has had some experience of the kinds of problems faced by ordinary passengers andit is good that we are now dealing with this issue.
I certainly got a lot of fun out of the time I spent dealing with this issue, gaining many friends in the circus world, and I can only say that grappling with the circus as a subject was worthwhile.
The second reason, Commissioner Flynn, and I will say this openly,is that in the past the Commission was somewhat hesitant and sluggish in dealing with this issue; any progress made was blocked by the Council- the same old story.
As we know, the three Commissioners dealing with this issue- Commissioners Kyprianou, Frattini and McCreevy- are currently considering, or have recently been considering, how the work should be taken forward.
We do not yet have a detailed assessment of the impact of the new formalrequirements on service providers, and it would be advisable to prepare a special report dealing with this issue, especially as it relates to the administrative costs borne by taxpayers and administrative authorities and the effectiveness of combating tax evasion.