Examples of using To be a matter in English and their translations into Swedish
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I would guess it to be a matter of hours.
I should have realised it was only going to be a matter of time.
I do not believe it to be a matter of hope.
And I would like to tell you, simply, in the intimacy of this hemicycle- which is certainly quite intimate today- that the Spanish Presidency is doing everything it can to put together a package that will allow all countries that aspire to host headquarters of European Agencies- given that to get a particular agency in one's country appears to be a matter of life of death to all concerned- to come to an agreement.
When they view their economic policies to be a matter of common interest,
The number of honour killings continues to be a matter of grave concern.
Moreover, when States view their economic policies to be a matter of common interest,
For example, the lack of general awareness no longer seems to be a matter of great concern.
I believe this to be a matter of great importance.
that I judge this not to be a matter for the Presidency.
The EESC believes this to be a matter of prime importance.
The Commission also considers the protection of all animals- which obviously includes horses- during transport to be a matter of great importance.
It would appear to be a matter of national priorities.
holding this to be a matter for the political bodies.
Sometimes suspicions ultimately turn out to be a matter of scholarly disputes
this'false brother' of scientific socialism, to be a matter of first-rank importance.
Public services will continue to be a matter for the public authorities.
Secondly, the report means that the EU will go into yet another policy area which the June List considers to be a matter for Member States.
The fight against terrorism must continue to be a matter of high priority in the European Union.
the answers to which often appear to be a matter of taste or mere opinion.
It is also a sector which hitherto has appeared to be a matter exclusively for industry
Under Article K.1(3) of the Treaty, asylum policy is considered to be a matter of common interest by Member States.
Combating the economic crisis also proved to be a matter of no little significance, and the systematic monitoring
Mr President, there is a great temptation in politics to consider everything to be a matter of negotiation which can be agreed on amongst people.
which is and will continue to be a matter of enormous importance in our environment, must also be included in this section,
poor does not seem to be a matter of real gravity for either Republicans or Democrats?
when the individual Member State chooses to ratify a new Treaty should continue to be a matter for itself as a sovereign nation.
relevant not only to be a matter of methods and techniques,
terrorist financing as referred to in Article 1 shall be considered to be a matter of public interest under Directive 95/46/EC.