Examples of using Second comment in English and their translations into Slovak
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
The second comment.
I don't understand the second comment.
Your second comment is right.
Regarding your second comment.
The second comment is very simple.
As to your second comment.
My second comment concerns the format.
Why did you remove the second comment?
My second comment concerns Copenhagen.
In regards to your second comment.
The second comment is more provocative.
I should have read your second comment as well.
My second comment concerns all of the texts.
I also agree with Mr. Arnold's second comment.
As for the second comment- I agree.
Second comment is the use of the word should.
For that reason, we need to stick to what we can do,which is my second comment.
The second comment is also by the same person.
The content of that second comment also shows that it does not seek to produce binding legal effects.
My second comment relates to the word'comprehensiveness'.
My second comment is also self-evident, but it bears repeating.
The second comment concerns a signal to the competent European authorities.
My second comment concerns the spectacle we are now making of ourselves.
My second comment concerns the balanced division of time between work and family.
My second comment is that there is certainly going to be more regulation of financial services.
My second comment concerns the Commission's'second chance' initiative for small and medium-sized enterprises(SMEs).
My second comment relates to the putting into perspective of multilateralism, an idea that has been professed so often in this House.
Now my second comment: I do not think there is any dispute among us, in this Chamber, about whether Guantánamo should cease to exist.
My second comment concerns the global battle for standards, especially environmental and social standards, and more specifically environmental standards.
My second comment concerns the industry which produces raw materials for medicinal products, which may have been flourishing 20 years ago, but which is now slowly dying.