Examples of using Issues at stake in English and their translations into German
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What are the issues at stake?
The issues at stake are broad and complex.
There are very serious issues at stake here.
It also noted the views andconcerns expressed by a number of delegations on the issues at stake.
Nevertheless, there are many issues at stake, in particular.
The Committee states, however, that this does not mean that there are no public policy issues at stake.
It continues because the issues at stake are no less important now than they ever were.
So, I think there are some serious issues at stake.
The issues at stake are very important, and many of them were raised during this discussion, such as the impact on high-frequency trading.
Because there are important political issues at stake here.
The issues at stake are crucial since this is about improving how the Internal Market works by including businesses and consumers more.
You know better than anyone else the issues at stake.
The issues at stake and the plans of the Cyprus Presidency for this important file were analysed in Brussels today, at a discussion hosted by the Fondation Robert Schuman and co-organised with the Cyprus Presidency.
One must add to this criterion a culture of debate that makeselections a genuine contest of a plurality of answers to the issues at stake.
With regard to hormone-treated beef, there are fundamental issues at stake, such as food safety and the choice of agricultural model.
As a Minister I managed to find a piece of European legislation which resolved the problem for a short period, butunfortunately it was subsequently challenged and found not to apply precisely to the issues at stake.
This is in particular due to the complexity of the issues at stake in the financial sector where there are different supervisory arrangements for banking, insurance and securities as well as different organisational models for supervision in the Member States.
Contribute to the information of consumers and other end-users,as well as stakeholders representing their interests, about issues at stake in the regulation of the financial sector.
In addition,the Commission has issued a study on“Corporation tax and innovation: issues at stake and review of European Union experience in the 1990s”, which analyses the strengths and weaknesses of various policy approaches.
The negotiations are too important to be jeopardised by ideological or extraneous considerations, and therefore,in the common interest, the issues at stake must be assessed on their own merits.
While recognising that the originalobjectives of MiFID are still valid, the issues at stake are critical aspects of how our financial markets function, how open and transparent they need to be and how investors can gain access to financial instruments and investment opportunities.
The benefit of this two-step approach is that it will allow for the accumulation of a critical mass of actors anddevelopment of a shared response to the issues at stake in a bottom-up manner, thus creating a sense of ownership among involved stakeholders.
Following established practice, the Presidency met with the representatives of the European Parliament(EP) before and after the General Affairs Council, so as to inform them of developments and listen to their views,as well as exchange opinions on the issues at stake.
The issues at stake are manifold, but have one thing in common: they offer real added value for entrepreneurs, such as the panel discussion„Internationalization, digitization, innovation- how to lead your company into a successful future" with Martin Steger and three other innovative managers from South Westphalia.
The emphasis will be placed in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity, on areas where Member States cannot act inisolation in a cost-effective manner, where there are clear cross-border or internal market issues at stake, or where there are significant advantages and efficiency gains from collaboration at EU level.
Corporation tax and innovation: issues at stake and review of European Union experiences in the nineties', which focuses pri marily on France, Germany, Spain and the UK, aims to identify good practice in the area of tax incentives for innovation and stimulate debate on the advantages and disadvantages of using fiscal regimes to promote in novation in companies.
The main policy objectives were to ensure that Union policy-makers, when initiating new legislation, would be provided with views other than those expressed by the financial sector professionals,that the wider public is better informed about issues at stake in financial regulation and that the participation of consumers, is enhanced in Union policy-making in the area of financial services, resulting in well-balanced legislation.
The issue at stake is patriotism.
But there's an even more fundamental issue at stake.
The issue at stake here is, how can we work with such conceptual labels that mean well, without looking at their social, political and economic connotations, hence at what they actually do and what processes of identity construction they encourage?