Examples of using Addressing the issue in English and their translations into Romanian
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Addressing the issue at the European level.
Addressing the issue of NATO accession, he expressed optimism.
Notes from the Agency's reply that they are in the process of writing a policy addressing the issue;
Europe has been addressing the issue of climate change.
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And it's hard to talk about an economy that is gaining so much traction in the world, without, of course, addressing the issue of pollution.
Addressing the issue of‘false' self-employed drivers should counteract any artificial fragmentation.
Before addressing the issue of Tibet, allow me a quick word on our bilateral relations with China.
Community action can help to support the Member States in addressing the issue of dementias as European society ages.
Addressing the issue of informal employment is of primary importance for the Romanian government," the OECD said.
Adopting the definition will also provide a common framework for addressing the issue of antisemitism at national and international level.
A joint declaration addressing the issue of the Evros river was also signed by the environment ministers of both republics that day.
(FR) Mr President, Mr Van Rompuy, Mr Barroso,I should like to begin by addressing the issue of public spending at European level.
Addressing the issue of Serb barricades in northern Kosovo, Tadic reiterated the need to stop the spiral of violence and create a policy of peace.
Organised crime networks also feed and finance terrorist activities,further underlining the urgency of addressing the issue.
It required addressing the issue of how to install and boot the system--a problem we had not tackled, because we hadn't yet reached that point.
Translations are revealing transcriptions of a geographical text, a medical text, and20 pages of original notes addressing the issue of infant baptism.
So in Lebanon, we enrolled the newspaper editors, andwe got them to publish eight cartoonists from all sides all together on the same page, addressing the issue affecting Lebanon, like religion in politics and everyday life.
Addressing the issue of public safety, Karamanlis said that police officers would now have to go through a University of Police Studies, rather than simply receiving academy-level training.
(3) include in the national plan for rare diseases provisions on the need for addressing the issue of financial sustainability for activities in the field of rare diseases.
In addition, while the Commission is prepared to undertake the work on IP addresses suggested by the Parliament,a substantive provision of a directive is not the appropriate way of addressing the issue.
Nevertheless, Fairtrade International has recently been the target of public criticism in Europe andLatin America for not addressing the issue of trade union freedom on some certified plantations in Latin America.
Traditionally, Sevdalinka's are women's songs,most addressing the issue of love and longing, unfulfilled and unfortunate love, some touch on a woman's physical desire for her loved one, and some have various comic elements.
Based on the report from EBA andits recommendations, the Commission will consider appropriate measures addressing the issue of SMEs risk weighting in the context of the CRD IV and CRR framework.
Addressing the issue of forming a team that will examine the allegations of Dick Marty's report on the sale of organs, Ignjatovic explained that Serbia insists the UN form a body to conduct the investigation because all states will be required to co-operate in the investigation.
It would have been, and hopefully it will be,an important tool for addressing the issue of better regulation and greater transparency on the part of Member States when they implement the various directives.
Madam President, I just wondered if it was actually in order for Mr Kamall to urge the European Parliament to ignore the Treaties and ignore its legal obligations and, indeed,to increase the powers of the European Parliament in addressing the issue of the buildings in three different locations.