Examples of using Third comment in English and their translations into German
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Political
A third comment on the environment.
Allow me to make a third comment.
My third comment concerns Iraq.
This brings me to my third comment.
The third comment concerns the elections.
I feel that the most interesting point- and this is my third comment- is the number of workers affected by this directive, who are at present excluded from the working time directive and who will enjoy these rights once this directive is applied.
My third comment concerns the internal and external policies, where the appropriations are being increased substantially, in each case by nearly 6.
Lastly, my third comment is connected with the previous one.
My third comment relates to the text itself.
My third comment concerns migration.
My third comment concerns civil society.
The third comment concerns our working party.
My third comment concerns the problem of trust.
The third comment concerns the updating of the report.
My third comment is that yesterday I made a mistake!
My third comment is that we keep saying the aid must be unbureaucratic.
My third comment concerns the proper, fair application of this legislation.
My third comment concerns certain preconditions to peace and democracy in Lebanon.
My third comment also concerns a point at which the resolution does not comply with the Treaty.
My third comment is that the Commission's text also raises the question of the costs of the operation, which are enormous.
My third comment concerns the IMF's attitude during the crisis, when compared to that of the European Union.
And finally, a third comment to do with Mr Mastorakis's report and Structural Fund procedures.
My third comment relates in particular to Amendment 22 and the principle of the non-accumulation of Community aid.
My third comment is on the report before us. I am very sorry that the rapporteur did not consider it necessary to be present for this debate.
My third comment is about your doubts: plenty of speeches, plenty of documents, plenty of reports, but not enough actual progress towards quantified targets.
My third comment is that the media coverage of these procedures is not compatible with an impartial justice system and the requirements of an impartial justice system.
My third comment, if you will allow, is addressed to you, Mr da Costa: what happens in one country of the European Union is of interest to the other countries, that is perfectly obvious.
My third comment concerns the conciliation procedure, which I think would certainly benefit from being given a little more substance and weight, particularly in the informal phase.
My third comment is that I naturally want to reiterate that everyone, myself in particular, must comply with the regulations that the legislator wanted in order to supervise the management of the Structural Funds.
My third comment, Mr President, is as follows. If President Václav Klaus of the Czech Republic signs the Treaty of Lisbon, on the condition that a footnote is included which ensures that the Beneš Decrees remain in force, in other words, decrees which run contrary to international law and human rights, then there will be two types of fundamental rights: those for Germans, for Sudeten Germans and for all the others.