Examples of using Difficult debate in English and their translations into Finnish
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I recognise this is a difficult debate.
A very difficult debate on this topic is still taking place.
Firstly, there can be no doubt that this is a difficult debate.
I know that this is a difficult debate, being about our patrimony.
DE Mr President, one thing has come out of this rather difficult debate.
We face a difficult debate: How can we sustain our humane community without at the same time endangering it?
Mr President, Commission proposals for a mid-term reform of the common agricultural policy have led to a very difficult debate.
Madam President, this has been a difficult debate, often emotional, with the heart ruling the head on many occasions.
The negative vote demonstrates the inabilityof the rapporteur and the temporary committee to bring this difficult debate to a conclusion.
Difficult debate on the more complex aspects is holding back potential progress on other important elements of the proposal.
We are told we should have gone further in the difficult debate on the number of questions that are to be subject to qualified majority voting.
We have seen how complex our constitutional reform has been,as it was approved only a few weeks ago after heated and difficult debate.
This is a difficult debate, and you can be certain that the Commission will continue to follow future developments in this sector with interest.
My party, the Socialist Party, has been won over to this, butit is a terribly difficult debate, which has to cut across people's fears, people's racist reflexes.
We believe, furthermore,that Parliament would do better to denounce the emergence of a European G6 whose clumsy intervention only complicates an already difficult debate.
Mr President, this is quite a difficult debate, which we must approach in a spirit of democracy, whilst also showing sensitivity to all parties involved.
Ladies and gentlemen, Prime Minister, after what you have saidI am satisfied that the great, but also difficult, debate on the future of the Union is in good hands with you.
Now I have been told that if you have a difficult debate you know you are in trouble if half the Luxembourg Members are in the Chamber at one time- and they are.
Parliament should remember that though we must be sensitive to the concerns of small businesses, every dealer who writes to us probably has 100 or 500 or 1000 customers,whose interests we must also consider in this difficult debate.
It was a very long and difficult debate because we were confronted with two contradictory values: establishing conditions for animal welfare and ensuring the sector's competitiveness.
It is clear to me already that the Treaty of Lisbon opens up new,uncharted territory for us and that a very difficult debate awaits us regarding the new multiannual post-2013 European Union budget.
Solidarity looks set to be the subject of a difficult debate. Two opposing opinions were expressed.• Cohesion policy must be more targeted, more decentralised and simpler than is the case at present.
I would particularly like to thank Mr Arsenis for his expert and professional work,which involved a long and difficult debate, because- as we are well aware- the forest situation is not the same in all the Member States.
They have perhaps made for difficult debate, but at the end of the day institutional and common sense has prevailed, as has the political will to meet the demands of citizens and the transport sector in general.
Various elements(especially, tax consolidation) have given rise to a difficult debate and could be holding back progress on other fundamental features of the system.
We had a long and difficult debate leading up to the point, three years ago, when the Maltese people made a clear and sovereign decision in favour of membership by means of a referendum and then of a general election.
It is precisely in response to this potential danger that we have become extensively involved in this difficult debate, which included many other elements too- as Members will be able to see if they read the text, there is also a lot of waffle- but, at least, on the issues of self-regulation and co-regulation, some minor progress has been achieved.
In this difficult debate on this ever-changing and unfamiliar issue I would like to say that, paradoxically, all the preceding speakers from both the left and right of the House were correct to a considerable degree.
This Presidency will endeavour to ensure that this difficult debate will be held in a climate of solidarity that must underlie all relations between the Member States which share the same European ideal.
As we face a difficult debate on the future financing of the Union and Agenda 2000, we must not lapse into an arid, sectional and narrow debate on budgetary policy, to the exclusion of the wider vision.