Examples of using To issue a statement in English and their translations into German
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We need to issue a statement.
Mr. Drexler wants to know if you would like to issue a statement.
Look, I am going to issue a statement taking full responsibility for this, ok?
The clamour is so great thatDr Allan Sindell is forced to issue a statement.
He will want to issue a statement.
The contractual partnershall be given a prior opportunity to issue a statement.
I want to issue a statement that there was a nuclear weapon, but there were no casualties.
The N.Y.P.D. has yet to issue a statement.
We would like the Commission to issue a statement about immediate measures on the part of the European Union to support Italy and other affected States in dealing with the current influx of refugees.
Moreover, the Target's works council will have the opportunity to issue a statement on the Offer.
The Vatican has yet to issue a statement, but some are already calling this an act of God.
Can I ask the President-in-Office of the Council whether the Swedish Presidency plans to issue a statement on the matter before the end of June?
Albert Heijn finally felt the need to issue a statement on their own Facebook page, causing the controversy to disappear swiftly.
Even Kofi Annan, the UN secretary general, who has been acting as Bush's puppet for many years,was forced to issue a statement that was not very pleasing for the rulers of Israel.
Several retailers and supermarket chains stopped imports of Western Cape wines, which in turn mobilised VinPro, an industry body that represents3,500 South African wine producers, to issue a statement.
I indicated to your services that I wanted to issue a statement on behalf of my group, the Union for Europe.
We therefore appeal to you to do all you can to overturn the Singapore judge's decision to fine the two practitioners andto persuade your government to issue a statement of apology to them and their families.
Ladies and gentlemen, the Conference of Presidents has asked me to issue a statement in this connection and I can say, quite categorically, that there will be no debate or discussions on this matter.
On 8 December, the Council had to issue a statement confirming that it intended to abide by the agreements it had reached with the Commission and the European Parliament that same morning, and not render them meaningless.
Indeed, so rapid was the vilification of Chechens that theCzech Republic's ambassador to the US felt compelled to issue a statement aimed at preventing any confusion among Americans about his country's involvement.
As regards insurance contracts,both the Commission and the Council have felt it necessary to issue a statement spelling out that the inclusion of special rules in the Rome I Regulation must not delay work on the Solvency II proposal.
In the wake of the recent developments in Spain and the debate sparked there concerning the work of regional public sectoraudit offices, the EURORAI Management Committee, with the support of the General Assembly of the member institutions of the Association, decided to issue a statement in order to point out the advantages of public sector audit performed on the spot by regional, public and independent bodies.
If so, may I call on you, Madam President,to ask the Council or Mr Solana to issue a statement making it absolutely clear that this was an exception and that the visa ban and the common position are still in place.
Draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Budgets.-(DA) Madam President,when the Committee on Budgets decided to issue a statement on the Marco Polo programme, its precise reason for doing so was that it had found it difficult to ensure that the funding was being used for its designated purpose.
Madam President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, as may be seen from the agenda,I have been asked to issue a statement today under the heading,'The situation concerning the International Criminal Court(ICC) following the informal meeting of EU Foreign Ministers Elsinore, 29 and 30.8.2002.
Most Member States are opposed to issuing a statement.