Examples of using General concern in English and their translations into German
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General concerns.
So this is an issue of general concern.
So, general concerns.
Intelligent connected cars aroused general concern.
General concerns and priorities.
The Committee nonetheless has two general concerns.
General concerns, wishes, suggestions, feedback.
Of course, this is another general concern which should be addressed.
In the general concern relating to the dispute, the issue of compensation has naturally been raised.
The Years are useful insofar as theycan contribute to long-term changes in areas of general concern for Europe's Roma communities.
It must represent general concerns that are relevant to European interests;
It also removed its concern over the possible increased risk of bleeding,but maintained a general concern over CIMZIA' s safety.
Represent general concerns that tally with the interests of European society;
The European Council took note of the work of the EuropeanConference as a forum for political consultation on questions of general concern to the participants.
Represent general concerns that tally with the interests of global society;
The introduction of a new regulatory regime in the financial sector is a potentialissue in view of the crisis in the banking system and the general concern about the ineffectiveness of the regulation of banks.
Represent general concerns that tally with the interest of European society;
In relation to the tragic events that occurred in Yerevan on 1 March in the aftermathof the election, the Commission shares the general concern over the violent clashes between police and opposition demonstrators, which resulted in a number of deaths.
Represent general concerns that tally with the interests of European society;
Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, the International Conference on Renewable Energy and this resolution, which we will vote on next,respond to a need and a general concern to increase energy sources which are clean and sustainable over time.
A general concern is to avert tuition fees and to preserve the students' right of a voice.
For the private sector, there is general concern about the lack of highly-skilled and well‑trained researchers in Europe.
General concern over the quality and standard of some fireworks which might find their way onto the EU market was also expressed by some replying to the questionnaire.
We al- ways think of eschatology as a general concern, but it is also, and possibly in some cases pri- marily, individual.
Finally, a general concern of the committee's opinion is about the deadlines proposed by the Commission.
The Commission shares the general concern of the European Parliament on this issue, especially in respect to the United States.
There is a general concern over the creation of a"digital divide", between those with access to advanced e-communications services and those without.
There is one overriding and general concern, the sense that people are losing control of their government and their lives.
Given the general concern about low levels of physical activity among EU citizens, the Presidency proposed the establishment of a European Week for Sport that could motivate children and young people to become more physically active through sports.
The Commission fully shares the general concern and preoccupation concerning the oil pollution in the Gulf and consequently the EEC task force has been activated: the corresponding services of the Commission are now fully involved in the evaluation of the situation and the planning of actions to prevent and mitigate the effects of the massive oil pollution in the region.
