Examples of using Widespread concern in English and their translations into German
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That was a widespread concern.
We are right to say in our resolution that there is widespread concern.
Widespread concern is being expressed amongst the legal profession about the legality of the….
I feel hopeful that the situation which has caused such widespread concern throughout this country will soon revert to normal.
There was widespread concern in the committee that increasing quotas could destabilise the market.
In reply, the rapporteur expressed his appreciation of the speakers' comments,since they reflected the widespread concern in our societies.
There was widespread concern for the general situation both of the economy and of all the rest.
Private schools have had a bad reputation is Bulgaria due to the widespread concern that it undermines the nation's democratic educational traditions.
There is widespread concern about the difficulties caused by the application of VAT at destination.
In the visits to some companies associated to the Freight Exchange,Wtransnet has observed a widespread concern in the transport industry about the recent cases of identity theft.
There is also widespread concern about the negative impact of EU enlargement on the MPCs.
This wholesale return to the industrial policies of yesteryear, and governments' reluctance to let even uncompetitive companies fail,should be cause for widespread concern.
There is a UN resolution expressing widespread concern and there have been various requests for in-depth studies of the issue.
Whereas the high incidence of high tropospheric ozoneconcentrations in recent years has triggered widespread concern regarding the impact on public health and the environment;
There is, however, a widespread concern that the opening of the internal market will lead to increased competition, in particular in border regions.
This follows the allocation of €35million to TSE research in 1997 as a response to widespread concern about"mad cow disease" bovine spongiform encephalopathy BSE.
The Commission naturally shares the widespread concern about events which are clearly having grave economic and social consequences both inside and outside the country.
The UN climate summit COP22 in Morocco sent a signal ofrenewed confidence in the Paris climate agreement- despite the widespread concern that the USA under President Donald Trump might drop out of international climate policy.
And yet, despite widespread concern and anxiety about poverty, unemployment, inequality, and extreme concentration of incomes and wealth, no alternative growth model has emerged.
Many EU citizens also share the official view that the Union's institutions must be reformed(55%)as there is widespread concern that with more countries it will be much more difficult to make decisions on a European scale 65.
It notes that"there has been widespread concern and opposition over the new law, which many fear will end the relative freedom the territory enjoys compared to mainland China.
The IHF was eager to organise this important event but still IHF cares about the safety of the delegates andthere is widespread concern that the delegates may seriously suffer from such conditions during their travel to the named Congress.
There is widespread concern that the draft Services Directive, particularly its'country of origin' provision, may lead to social dumping and a'race to the bottom' in service provision.
A recent comparison of national surveys showed widespread concern about vitamin D intakes, whereas certain age groups are more likely to have low intakes of minerals.
There is widespread concern that existing networks involved in the support and provision of information concerning the programme should not be disadvantaged in applying for participation in the new programme.
The Committee ispleased to see recognition of the fact that there is widespread concern at any further changes to national numbering plans in the short to medium term, especially where changes have recently been made.
There is widespread concern that any gap between the end of the current programme for 2007-2013 and the new programme for 2014-2020 would be detrimental to the overall programme and would lose vital learning.
Mr Botz, in your report you address a widespread concern in the new Federal Länder in noting that the first green shoots of economic recovery in'regions of hope' must not be jeopardized by a premature reduction in support rates.
There is now widespread concern that despite, in many cases, the best efforts of their owners and operators, a significant number of the 12,000 ships affected will not have obtained documentation evidencing their compliance by the July 1998 date.
Reflecting widespread concern about the ability of Europe's energy networks to deliver the energy which Europe's citizens need, on 16 October 2008 the European Council called on the Commission to"reinforce and complete critical infrastructures"4.