Examples of using To discussion in English and their translations into Swedish
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To discussion and debate.
Might be open to discussion.
When the Book of Psalms first assumed its present form is open to discussion.
Other passages are open to discussion, particularly the enigmatical verse v.
Finland is always open to discussion.
People also translate
We must say that we are open to discussion with any political force which renounces violence.
The profile can be open to discussion.
We continue to be open to discussion, and the responsibility lies with those that are reluctant to engage.
But this is something which is open to discussion.
Of course, the Commission is still open to discussion on this matter with the Greek authorities.
I'm open to discussion.
In this opinion, the ESC confines itself to discussion of the documents SEC(96)
However, existing acquis is not open to discussion.
The Council looks forward to discussion of the directive at a working group meeting before the end of the United Kingdom presidency.
The concrete form it will take may still be open to discussion.
In other words, you have to be open to discussion and let it speak freely.
it is not a matter which is open to discussion.
The authors of the proposal explicitly stated that they were open to discussion on whether other definitions should be added.
such as giving the impression of not being open to discussion.
Despite their busy schedules, the institutions should be open to discussion with civil society organisations
be open to discussion.
Attention to this can lead to discussion of further development and the subject can also be raised among other healthcare providers.
therefore not open to discussion or interpretation.
My second point relates to discussion about competition and the social market economy,
although it does not prevent me from being open to discussion- I am not narrow-minded.
The president then moved that the Committee turn to discussion of and vote on the amendments presented by Mr Lardin
I find the resistance of the Council and the Commission to discussion of this tax staggering.
Experience from the Yugoslavian crisis has already led to discussion concerning how the CSCE crisis prevention system could be further developed.