Examples of using Third comment in English and their translations into Greek
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I am the third comment.
A third comment on the environment.
This is my third comment.
The third comment concerns our working party.
Just read that third comment.
My third comment concerns civil society.
This is my third comment!
My third comment, Mr President, is as follows.
This is the third comment!
My third comment relates to the text itself.
In its third comment.
A third comment spoke of"an inland girl that wanted to work".
Josh, this is the third comment you have posted.
Third comment: let us not fall into the errors of a still recent past.
Charlotte, third comment for messy hair.
My third comment also concerns a point at which the resolution does not comply with the Treaty.
Lastly, my third comment is connected with the previous one.
My third comment is that those who criticise this should really come up with an alternative.
And than finally the third comment which may however precipitate some rapid departures from this room.
Third comment: Their musical style welcomes a lot of experimentations with the use of many instruments as long as they can stand by the metal sound.
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 is on the report before us. I am very sorry that the rapporteur did not consider it necessary to be present for this debate.
Allow me to make a third comment. This report talks of the goal of achieving Europe's strategic autonomy in the field of security and defence policy.
My third comment concerns the IMF's attitude during the crisis, when compared to that of the European Union.
(FR) The third comment that I would like to make, Mr President, concerns the European constitution.
The third comment is that the way of teaching and approaching Ancient Greek language should obviously change.
My third comment concerns the problem of trust. Trust cannot be decreed or legislated for; it depends to a large extent on the behaviour of the institutions.
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 internal and external policies, where the appropriations are being increased substantially, in each case by nearly 6%.
My third comment is that the cohesion policy must increasingly encompass and respond to the current challenges such as those represented by globalisation, migration, population ageing, climate change, energy diversification, research and technological development.