Examples of using Also emphasise in English and their translations into Slovak
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I must also emphasise the issue of nuclear power.
Then there are other issues that I would also emphasise, echoing what Mr Paparizov said.
Also emphasises the importance of cross-border cooperation;
Certain countries(the Czech Republic, Denmark, Spain, Austria and Poland) also emphasise the high cost of introducing CLIL.
Belgium also emphasised the dissuasive effect of injunctions.
The short overhangs, four wheels situated right in the four corners of the car, long wheelbase, graphics on the windows that not only bring out the car's sporty,stable and dynamic character, but, also emphasise the size and width of the car.
The Minister also emphasised the importance of public sector reform.
If we are asking the European Union and the international community to adopt strong sanctions in respect of Zimbabwe, a prospect which you raised, Minister,we would also emphasise that they must not harm the population but must target members of the regime responsible for the attacks on human rights and the current reign of terror in that country.
We must also emphasise the extent to which a healthy fiscal policy is essential.
Not only should such incentives be financial butthey should also emphasise the positive social impact of the many measures contained in the strategy and be targeted at the vulnerable and energy poor.
Also emphasises the importance of creating regional plans that promote mobility within destinations;
The ticklish equilibrium of materials and inherent changeability of shapes also emphasise the inconstancy of art media, inconstancy of consensual values, political, financial, economical instability of production, apocalyptic ecologic future.
I should also emphasise that talks with the Commission and Council went extremely well.
The EU 2020 strategy also emphasises the interdependence of the various EU policies.
I must also emphasise that the agreement could have major implications for relations with the other Pacific States, including Australia and New Zealand.
A few delegations also emphasised the role of the tourism sector in the programme.
We must also emphasise the double discrimination that sometimes affects women due to a handicap, to age or to their membership of a national minority.
The Roadmap also emphasises the need for the coordinated development of biofuels throughout the EU.
The PPE-DE would also emphasise that the concept is incompatible with the continued development of an efficient EU emissions trading system.
I would also emphasise the complementary nature of the five reports and remark that they do, indeed, form a unitary whole setting out Parliament's position.
I would also emphasise that the regulation envisages expanding the list of organisations eligible for financial aid and updating the list of advisory bodies.
I would also emphasise the need to use all possible means to foster a European judicial culture, particularly through legal teaching and training.
The Busan outcome should also emphasise the role of regional platforms for knowledge-sharing on successful development experiences as well as capacity development and aid management practices.
I would also emphasise the important contribution of the Research Framework Programme, and the contribution the Structural Funds are making in stimulating research, development and innovation at national and regional level.
We should also emphasise that we were all agreed, and we should make sure that the home countries are informed of this, that although we have standardised the procedure, we do not want to lay down any European quotas.
I should also emphasise the efforts towards cooperation on questions of common interest, such as: democratic governance and human rights; trade, regional integration and infrastructure, and the Millennium Development Goals.
We must also emphasise that voluntary work is equally dependent on workers having free time, and that it is incompatible with exploitation, irregular or excessive working hours, low salaries and job insecurity.
I should also emphasise the continuing support for development granted by the European Community to countries neighbouring these at-risk areas, to improve their standard of living, which is an essential precondition for compliance with the rules of law.
I must also emphasise that it is important to take into account the specific needs of women, who account for twice the number of sufferers and a disproportionate number of carers in the areas of medical and social research, health and social policies.
In this process, I would also emphasise the contribution that this motion for a resolution has made to the integration into the EU of a large group of immigrant Ukrainians, along with promoting the role of young people and education in terms of social, economic and cultural progress within Ukraine.