Examples of using The difficult issue in English and their translations into German
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We must move forward and tackle the difficult issues.
Deal with the difficult issue of child abuse.
Obviously we won't be ignoring the difficult issues either.
Especially the difficult issues, like chronic pain progressions, challenge us.
Relativism in fact leads to an increase in tension because it evades the difficult issues and passes over them.
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We also want to tackle the difficult issue of the quality standards in research.
Before several hundred students, he stressed his firm conviction that wemust be wary of simple answers to the difficult issues of our time.
We are also pleased that the difficult issue of catering waste has finally been resolved.
We did, after all, agree the Goods Package a year ago,and we had to resolve the difficult issue of CE-marking at that time.
The difficult issues on the agenda must be tackled, and targets must be set now that are much firmer, clearer and binding.
Secondly, we need to promote the positive agenda as well as challenge each other over the difficult issues such as climate change.
I appreciate the difficult issues the Environment Committee had to address- in particular regarding ethics and other related issues. .
We can do our best, but what we need from the Greek authorities is a clear show of unity,and a clear show of resolve to tackle the difficult issues in that country.
This same problem of trying to impose aregional solution to a global question arises with the difficult issue of VAT on digital electronic services.
I should say that we cannot really shrug off the difficult issue of discrimination, as members of the Roma experience it, and their exclusion from society and from the labour market.
In my view, the rapporteur, Mrs Carlotti, has made a splendid job of this task;she has properly captured and summarised the most important aims and the difficult issues that will be a challenge in the implementation of the European Development Fund.
We must not shy away from addressing the difficult issues which surround Europe' s single currency, because if we do so we will be letting down those people who elected us to this Chamber so recently.
In its first ten years as the German National Academy of Sciences the Leopoldinás carefully thought-out, scientifically verifiable and clearly formulated position statements have been instrumental in forming the sound basis necessary for any discussions ordebates about the difficult issues of our times and in doing so have substantially improved the political dialogue within the society at large.
On the difficult issue of relations between Commissioners and the services,the Commission is currently preparing a code of conduct which will further clarify relations between the Commissioners, their cabinets and directorates-general.
In a speech ofteninterrupted by applause, the Secretary-General also evoked the difficult issue of migration and called for political, social and cultural engagement to help create inclusive societies.
In this discussion I see a parallel with the difficult issue of the need for Africans to change and move from a pastoral lifestyle, where they roam the countryside grazing their cattle, but in which there is an imbalance between the number of people and cattle and the square kilometres available.
A compromise proposal of Germany, the United Kingdom and the European Commission having been rejected byFrance at ECOFIN on 28 November 2006, the difficult issue of combating VAT fraud has now been passed on to the German EU Presidency, that is to say the incoming ECOFIN president Peer Steinbrück.
Aside from that, I would like to emphasise the difficult issue of the directive's scope, which excludes a number of areas, such as non-economic services of general interest and some services(social services, childcare, assistance to people, and so on) carried out by providers mandated by the State.
Contracts entered into between people in different places, and particularly the difficult issue of the tentative offer, or pollicitation, and acceptance, the procedures, timings and proof can all be unified without necessarily having to unify the substantive rules of our different legislations.
If that does not meet with a positive response, the difficult issue of which of our lower-priority activities should be discontinued will then have to be addressed, not just by the Commission, but by this Parliament and by the Council too.
You referred quite rightly, Mr President-in-Office, to the difficult issues of asylum and immigration, and the President ofthe Commission, Mr Prodi, whom I should also like to thank very warmly for his work, mentioned the joint administration of external borders.
I sincerely hope that Parliament will continue to bethe guardian of that philosophy of joint progress and that it will tackle the difficult issues of Agenda 2000,the changed financial outlook and the fight against unemployment in a spirit of social and fiscal justice. We should work towards a Union financed by each and every one of its citizens, in proportion to their means.
PT I should like to thank the rapporteurs, Ari Vatanen and Karl von Wogau, for their work and efforts to achieve aconsensus, particularly on the difficult issue of the nuclear policies, which must be urgently revised by the European Union and NATO at a time when President Obama is reviving the objective of freeing the world from nuclear weapons and when two European nuclear submarines almost caused a disaster.