Examples of using This complex issue in English and their translations into Finnish
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So how do you get around this complex issue?
This complex issue deserves further investigation.
Therefore, restrict myself to discussing a few aspects of this complex issue.
Many aspects of this complex issue have been touched on.
I wish personally to congratulate the rapporteur for negotiating this complex issue.
As far as the Presidency is concerned, this complex issue can be boiled down to a few essential points.
In his capacity as rapporteur, Mr Rocard has put an enormous amount of effort into getting to grips with this complex issue.
The discussion of this complex issue in the sub-committee had been extremely interesting, but more time could have been used.
Nor does it weigh up the ethical pros andcons in such a way as to shed light upon the whole of this complex issue.
Having considered the many aspects of this complex issue, the Commission proposes that commodity derivatives be included within the scope of ISD.
For that reason, the Commission asked the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea to examine this complex issue scientifically.
As I said in my introduction,we believe that this complex issue needs very broad and sustainable solutions permeating the whole policy area.
In other words, in our opinion, the solution adopted is not completely satisfactory, butit does mean that this complex issue is closed.
The inclusion of this complex issue, that of the Roma, on the EU agenda is an idea which Romania has constantly supported, and I believe it should be welcomed.
We have noticed that slowly but surely this House has made some prudent steps in the right direction when it comes to dealing with this complex issue.
In the search for consensus on this complex issue I have consulted widely throughout the Union and taken suggestions from all sides of this House.
Ladies and gentlemen, we have also discussed measures, cultural aspects, lawmaking andmany other aspects of this complex issue.
I am really concerned about every single aspect of this complex issue which we call patient mobility, because it is not just about moving patients from one country to another.
As far as I am concerned, Parliament's work is a good starting point for opening a genuine debate on a potential European solution to this complex issue.
In any case, this complex issue, together with preparation of policy on the management of migratory flows, must obviously be dealt with at European level as quickly as possible.
Studio hosts Rebecca Curran and Martin Geissler then interviewed Mary Sharpe, Chair of The Reward Foundation andjournalist Jenny Constable, to explore this complex issue.
In terms of Camp Ashraf, we have consistently andrepeatedly reminded Iraq that this complex issue must be managed in full accordance with international law, and indeed without any violence.
Furthermore, these countries need to be prepared to withstand global challenges such as climate change andto align with the EU's efforts to address this complex issue.
This complex issue includes a number of significant uncer- tainties, including the precise form of final legislation and possible national compensation systems which may incorporate political elements.
To close, I should emphasise that I have confidence in and I am relying onthe codecision procedure in order to bring together all the aspects of this complex issue, so that we can achieve the best possible regulation.
There is one difficult area in this complex issue that needs to be looked at, and that is the fact that it is difficult to determine when action is illegal and when it is legal.
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, first I would like to present my compliments to the rapporteur, Mr Dary, because he has chosen thepath of resistance and not renunciation on this complex issue.
I am convinced that many felt that the Member States could be given quite a bit of freedom to handle this complex issue in their own way, in tune with the sensitivities and the situations in their countries, according to their own traditions.
On behalf of the PSE Group.-(PT) President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I will begin by sincerely congratulating the rapporteur, Mrs Hassi, for her opening text andfor her capacity to generate commitments on this complex issue.
Mr President, first of all, I would like to thank Mr Skinner for his commendable report on this complex issue of health and safety requirements for the use of work equipment, and also for being willing to adopt important proposals put forward by the PPE-DE Group.