Examples of using Language issue in English and their translations into Swedish
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For clarifying the language issue.
Language issues may present another barrier.
How do you cope with language issues?
The language issue also affects integration.
The EESC regrets the delay on this, which has been caused by language issues.
The language issue is one of the hardest matters to deal with.
In this connection it feels that the language issue must be resolved soon.
This fact lay at the heart of the problem in Belgium and not the language issue.
When it comes to the language issue, no progress has been made.
this is partly a language issue.
concerning firstly the language issue, and addressed in particular to Mrs Lefrançois.
If the Kurds succeed in winning their freedom will require great wisdom of the leaders who will solve the language issue.
As a result they were effective in raising awareness of language issues and in encouraging businesses to adopt a language strategies.
the most poignant is probably the language issue.
In particular, it was underlined the need to tackle the language issue and to provide adequate information to the parties on the process
Further integration of financial markets in the EU will make the language issue more important.
The language issue did not just become the subject of debate when the Commission presented its last proposal last year;
there was also the language issue.
Progress here has run up against a number of national concerns ranging from language issues to loss of revenue for the Member States' national offices.
with the exception of the language issue.
the Commission should ensure that language issues are adequately taken into account while evaluating relevant EU programmes and policies.
support on other language issues.
Many other organisations take decisions on the ground on language issues: educational providers,
whether you really are resolving the language issue in the European Patent Office.
Hence my willingness to consider the language issue, which is proposed in an amendment tabled by Mrs Klamt,
which is the consultative body for the Norwegian state and government on language issues.
Trade Agreements with Slovenia and Croatia were signed, and, following the recent agreement on the language issue, the establishment of a Free Trade Agreement with Bulgaria is expected to begin in 1999.
you were right to address the language issue.
The Commission should establish an Inter-Service Group on information and communications technologies(ICT) and language issues, and should publish, via a crosscutting Web site, a guide to EU-supported activities in this area.
The language issue appeared not to feature strongly in national debates but clearly emerged as