Examples of using Two important issues in English and their translations into German
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This raises two important issues.
Mr President, please allow me to refer very briefly to two important issues.
However, I would like to stress two important issues raised by Mr Iturgaiz Angulo.
We need to realise that as politicians weare currently being called on to deal with two important issues.
Fourth, on the question of Israel: there are two important issues following the elections.
There are two important issues in this report: the simplification and the transparency of EU law.
For a printer, there are two important issues;
It deals with the two important issues of consumer information and protection from allergic reaction to food.
The other amendments proposed concern two important issues.
Two important issues are the consequences that the demographic development has on economic policy, and the creation of an integrated financial market in the EU.
Today we are debating and tomorrow we will adopt two important issues simultaneously.
There are two important issues relating to trade and data protection on which we would really like to see whether your Presidency will truly be a friend to this institution or not.
Before carrying out the firmware update, two important issues have to be considered.
HU Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, Mrs Győri,please let me divide the topic of labelling textile products into two important issues.
The Commission services have consulted widely on two important issues in this field.21 These concern.
Emissions trading in the area of air traffic involves risk factors,and I appeal to you all to pay attention to one or two important issues.
As rapporteur, I would have liked the regulation to include two important issues, which are now absent from it.
Therefore, the political movement in any Islamic society is not rule by sharia(Islam)will result in adverse impacts before we realize these two important issues.
When dealing with nuclear energy,safety and the transparency of procedures are two important issues which need to be constantly attended to.
The Environment and Health report was important in building new links with the WHO,so as to achieve an integrated assessment across these two important issues.
Food security as an objective will be achieved only if two important issues- market and price volatility and dwindling food stocks- are given serious consideration.
This was also at the centre of the work of the Informal Ministerial Meeting,which was mostly concerned with two important issues in the field of education.
I think that the two important issues of the scope of the sanctions and the definition of the exceptional and temporary circumstances should be defined as quickly as possible.
The selection of addresses(target groups) and the preparation of agents(training and coaching activities) are two important issues that contribute to the success of a new donor campaign.
In the light of the responses received to the consultation as well as other industry representations, a final public hearing washeld by the Commission on 17 November to address two important issues.
I am involved in adapting a proposalfor a directive on public procurement and we are now trying to settle two important issues for people with disabilities and the enforcement of their citizens' rights.
We are trying to reach an agreement on two important issues- who will comprise parliamentary majority and what the Government program will be, with the special emphasis on social problems, Dacic specified.
We need collectively to reflect further on the next steps, and I am ready to discuss with you, and with the Council,possible scenarios to deal with these two important issues and to agree on a process that will guarantee a positive outcome.
All I would add is that in December 1998,the Council of Ministers of Justice and Home Affairs put these two important issues that we are discussing today on the agenda for the forthcoming legislative period, but with such an unreasonable deadline that there is a danger that it could become a long-term project or even be shelved altogether.
The lack of politicalwill on the part of the national governments to involve NSAs and the poor structuring and capacity of NSAs are two important issues that the Head of Delegation often faces in a number of countries, which are not necessarily the poorest ones.
