Examples of using General issue in English and their translations into German
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Labelling is a general issue.
General issue with publicly available services are Denial of Service(DoS) attacks.
Keynote address: the general issue.
General Issue: Leipzig Spring fair 1949, Leipzig new town hall, watermark'flowers'- 30 Pfg.
Thirdly, what we are doing now is addressing the general issue, because the problem arose through the development of technology.
General Issue: 200th anniversary of Goethe, watermark'flowers'- Sheetlet with single stamp 50 Pfg.
If the client keeps not sending emails,it's likely that you have a general issue with your Internet Service Provider which you should contact immediately.
A more general issue is the relative lack of openness in the region's political systems and economies.
In due course, the EESC would like to consider proposals from theCommission for a comprehensive framework of action to tackle the general issue of Internet security.
Comitology being a general issue, we must look at it in its general context.
This critical inaccuracy, if indeed proves to be so,brings into question the reliability of"historical records", and this general issue will be analyzed more extensively later in this Note, under chapter II.
This is a general issue of the utmost importance since it is related to the credibility of the multilateral system.
It is clear that the European Unionwill also continue to raise the more general issue of freedom of expression and editorial freedom in its political dialogue with the Russia Federation.
So the general issue that the user should have control on their computing does apply to web services but in a different way.
This therefore needs tobe taken into account when considering the general issue of dispersion and non-dissemination, and Europe needs to make its contribution to the joint effort.
The general issue, therefore, is how we reduce imbalances and actively promote prosperity, so that our Union is really united and has no artificial divisions.
Having said that, President-in-Office of the Council, you raised the general issue of security, which you rightly understand to be a major concern of our fellow citizens in Europe.
Firstly, the general issue of whether or not we want a competitive maritime transport system which can be incorporated into an intermodal network and which can provide an alternative to road transport?
Because of time constraints, I should like verybriefly to set out how the Commission sees the general issue of public transport financing before I make a few specific comments on the report before us tonight.
However, as the national expert notes, this disregards the fact that according to(a certain interpretation of) theMuslim religion, the shaking of hands is prohibited only between the sexes, and not as a general issue.
It also believes that the general issue of working time has been seriously neglected in the Action Programme.
A range of studies and a monitoring programme should be undertaken so that,beyond the single issue of avoparcin, the general issue of resistance through the use of antibiotics and glycopeptides in particular.
OTHER- Indicates a general issue occurred, and you can get more details by examining the error code and sub error code.
Mr President, Commissioner Fischler, ladies and gentlemen,first of all I would like to say that I will limit myself to a general issue since we have rapporteurs for each product who will, therefore, each elaborate on a particular issue. .
I also want to emphasise that the general issue of the external dimension, especially the issue of connections with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, is a constant concern of the Commission.
Mr President, I am grateful to the rapporteur, Mrs Waddington, as she has managed in her report to link the specific problems of various typesof workers and social groups with the broader, more general issue of the need for new training systems.
The Committee believes that the general issue of working time has been seriously neglected in the Action Programme.
The Ombudsman considers that this general issue cannot be dealt with effectively in the framework of the present inquiry.
It is in this context that the general issue of transport fares is being studied, in particular the question of urban tolls.
What we are discussing is a rather more general issue, which we have interpreted, Commissioner, as the Commission trying to impose its will in order to make the Convention workable.
