Examples of using Discussed in depth in English and their translations into Finnish
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The Council discussed in depth.
This is a fundamental question that has to be discussed in depth.
That has to be discussed in depth and I will come back with a proposal.
This Europe needs to be discussed in depth.
I have already discussed in depth with the Irish finance minister how this can be handled.
However, it is essential for all aspects to be discussed in depth.
We discussed in depth the strengthening economic convergence within the euro area and we agreed on a text in this respect.
This has already been discussed in depth here today.
This was discussed in depth at an informal meeting of the MRFG organised in May during the UK Presidency.
International issues were discussed in depth at the summit.
This point was raised at the main meeting and at a special meeting where the Commission presented PASI and SAPARD,which were discussed in depth with the partners.
Another set of Parliament proposals has been discussed in depth at the Council and the compromise reflects all those different opinions.
Let me add that immediately after the College had taken the decision I came to the INTA Committee and we discussed in depth the relaunching of the negotiations.
This option needs to be discussed in depth with all interested stakeholders, contracting authorities and economic operators.
The proposal from the Commission has been discussed in depth with the Member States who have shown their full support for the Community's involvement in this initiative.
This opinion will help shape our future policy on animal transport, which will be discussed in depth in the Agriculture Council later this month.
The case was thereafter discussed in depth at a meeting held in Madrid on 3 March 1994 between representatives from the Commission and the Spanish authorities.
Concerning the proposed amendments, I think the House is aware that these have already been discussed in depth in the Committee on Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Budgets.
The Council also discussed in depth all the suggestions submitted by the delegations with a view to finding other solutions alternative and/or complementary to those advocated by the Commission.
The action plan for biomass and the EU biofuels strategy involved us having communications submitted to us, which were discussed in depth and taken forward by the Council as appropriate.
Over these months the Green Paper has been discussed in depth by four European Parliament committees, the quality of whose work is well reflected in the wideranging report presented by Mr Anastassopoulos.
The Council instructed the Permanent Representatives Committee tomake progress on this subject quickly, so that it can be discussed in depth and political agreement reached at the meeting in December.
At annual meetings, a large number of Member States discussed in depth the links between programmes under the ESF, the European Employment Strategy and national action plans on social inclusion.
Mr Nyberg stated that he too found that the link between the forthcoming framework directive and this proposal, as well as the transferto unified tax rates, should have been discussed in depth in the opinion.
The economic, social and political impact of this future accession was discussed in depth last December in the Polish city of Sopot, at a conference at which I had the pleasure and honour of speaking.
It discussed in depth how the proposals of the Report based on a 4-level approach(framework principles, implementing measures, co-operation and enforcement) could be translated into operational terms.
Mr President, I want to congratulate the negotiators in Amsterdam on not downgrading employment to a questionpurely of convergence but on deciding that this issue will be discussed in depth at a summit in Luxembourg.
The above proposals have been discussed in depth over the last few months,in various fora involving Member States, Acceding States and representatives of relevant international and non-governmental organisations.
However, this does not mean anything and does not in any way call into question the fact that issues involving the use of European resources must be discussed in depth repeatedly on the basis of our new information and that it is undoubtedly right to secure a higher level of coherence.