Examples of using Issue again in English and their translations into Swedish
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I am raising the issue again today.
We have reconvened today to vote on that very issue again.
It does not envisage raising the issue again in a separate proposal.
I would ask the Presidency to consider that issue again.
We will have to revisit this issue again in the near future.
Remembering your password will never be an issue again.
Perhaps you could raise the issue again with the President-in-Office of the Council in a face-to-face discussion.
Net, you will never face the issue again.
Mr Lustenhouwer would try and discuss the issue again with the newly elected EESC president, Mr Henri Malosse.
Why is it necessary to revisit the issue again?
Venezuela formally raised the issue again at an international level before the United Nations in 1962, four years before Guyana won independence from Britain.
It may seem unnecessary to discuss this issue again.
We hope very much that this conference will raise the issue again and bring to it the urgent attention that is needed.
The use of nanomaterials has forced us to address the issue again.
The Council will certainly discuss this issue again with the Chinese authorities.
Madam President, I apologise for having to raise this issue again.
It is a good thing that the House is debating this issue again, but let us hope it is for the last time.
I am glad that we are having this debate today if only to raise this issue again.
Roy could have played through the issue again this next season but‘we want the best Derek Roy we could get.
Benedict demanded that missionaries in China take an oath forbidding them to discuss the issue again.
I am sure that we will be discussing this issue again in the near future.
I hope the European Parliament will explore this issue again.
That is the major problem: we are having to address this issue again today and spend money on a policy which has gone in quite the wrong direction.
it is a good thing that Parliament is addressing the issue again.
Perhaps this mentality and state of mind will reinforce your thoughts about it. When the issue again arises, you will be able to control yourself and pass the test.
Now that the IEA has published its report on Sweden's future energy use this should be a strong signal that it is time to take up this issue again.
let us look at the issue again in a few years, but please do not try and saddle the rest of Europe with unenforceable limits.
then in roughly one year's time we will need to debate the issue again.
If Parliament looks at this issue again, it should do so with a proper parliamentary report, developed in the fullness of
it seems appropriate to take up this issue again.