- The impact of this turbulence could go beyond what we have seen so far and it therefore demands our full attention and fully justifies today’s debate.
- Frågan kräver därför vår fulla uppmärksamhet och motiverar helt och hållet dagens debatt.
- Even if those only represent a small percentage of the population as a whole, the problems that they face clearly warrant our full attention.
- Även om dessa inte utgör mer än en liten procentandel av hela befolkningen måste vi självklart ge full uppmärksamhet åt deras problem.
- We must, therefore, devote our full attention to these difficulties, and by ’we’ I mean not only Parliament, but also the Council and the Commission.
- Vi måste därför ägna vår fulla uppmärksamhet åt dessa svårigheter, och när jag säger ”vi” menar jag inte bara parlamentet, utan också rådet och kommissionen.
- The exclusion - or graduation, for it is fair to use that word of Vietnamese products falling under section 12 (I am now talking about the footwear of the combined nomenclature from the benefits under the proposed GSP regulation for the years 2009-2011) - is being given full attention by all the relevant Commission services.
- Undantaget - eller graderingen, för det är lämpligt att använda detta ord när det gäller vietnamesiska produkter som omfattas av avsnitt 12 (jag talar nu om skodon inom den kombinerade nomenklaturen enligt förmånerna i den föreslagna förordningen om Allmänna preferenssystemet för åren 2009-2011) - har alla berörda kommissionsavdelningars fulla uppmärksamhet.
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