Examples of using Strong objections in English and their translations into German
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There were apparently strong objections to the lady.
Discussed evidence and/or discussed recommendation, but no strong objections.
But I have strong objections on a couple of points.
During the environmental compatibility analysis, many affected citizens,as well as responsible agencies have again voiced their strong objections.
But some strong objections may be urged against this view.
There are some people who have strong objections to organ donation.
There were no strong objections from car drivers as the Green Wave did not change their situation much.
But I can tell you, the boy's father had some strong objections to Miss McCartney's teaching.
There were equally strong objections to detaining after a normal quarter's imports had been received in a neutral country.
On this particular application from Novartis for the maize, especially strong objections were raised in Member States and within the European Parliament.
Unless there are strong objections, it makes sense to ensure that the text corresponds with what we have decided on.
Mr President, with all due respect to Mr Verhofstadt and Mr Cohn-Bendit,I should like to say to the High Representative that I have very strong objections to what has been said by the two gentlemen.
Therefore, the Council reaffirms the strong objections it has expressed in this regard since ILSA was first adopted.
The members of the Convention, who have certainly done a sterling job, have not been elected democratically either, and the forms of decision-making within the Convention, in which no votes were taken,in themselves give rise to strong objections.
Despite these strong objections of mine, it is my judgment that it is better for these Interregional Association Agreements to be entered into than for them to be prevented.
It asked delegations to give their views on five areas that were politically important for the functioning of the enlarged Union butalso politically sensitive in many Member States on which rather strong objections had been voiced by a number of delegations.
The US, for example, initially had strong objections to the Convention on Tobacco Control, but dropped them in the face of international criticism.
While the Social-Democratic Party and the trade unions pressed vigorously for broader basic training and more integrated training curricula, an enlarged role for external training centers and some form of training levy,the employers had strong objections especially against the training levy.
Mr Perssons expressed strong objections to tobacco subsidies, particularly since the support for production was extremely high, without which the sector could not survive.
The suggestion made by the Commission that farmers should reduce production when prices fall is very difficult to follow from an individual perspective: when the price is low, the farmer is forced to increase his production in order to cover his costs, meet eventual loan payments, etc. A reduction of the production level is counterintuitive and will require a degree of organisation on thesupply side that would with all probability face strong objections from the competition authorities.
Mahmoud Abbas expressed strong objections to recognizing Israel as a Jewish state, saying that the demand had been raised only two years ago and its objective was to raise obstacles to the negotiations.
Having repeatedly expressed its views on the issues of transparency and the more active involvement ofcivil society players in the WTO's procedures, despite strong objections from many LDCs, which have a major"democratic deficit" 35 36, the EESC believes that the time is ripe for the process of reforming the WTO's operations, making for greater transparency and democracy, while maintaining its intergovernmental nature.
There are also strong objections to the concept from some Member States and from some stakeholders some of whom suggest that it is too early to assess its effects on the need for an amendment to Directive 1999/44/EC in isolation10.
Their position towards receiving blood transfusions, and their strong objection to military service.
In 1993 ethnic Russians were officially declared foreigners, raising even stronger objections.
This is strong objection; and apparently it shatters our identification of Liberalism as Secular Judaism.
Mr Strasser pointed out the possible strong objection of the European population against the Turkish accession.
Apart from this objection of principle, we also have a strong objection concerning the details, because the Commission's proposal does not seem to us to be in conformity with the treaties.
On behalf of the ALDE Group.- Mr President, the committee, as we know, tries to be consensual, but tonight the consensus has broken apart,and I have a strong objection to Mr Corbett's proposal on the grounds of both principle and practice.
The author asserts that, among other superstitions,the common people have a strong objection to go on the left side of a mill-stream, or near the house of a- not exist anymore- miser, to be married on a Wednesday, or in the month of February.