- The EU has, of course, already confirmed the importance of the Baltic-Adriatic Corridor by giving priority status to the northern part from Gdańsk to the Czech Republic.
- EU har naturligtvis redan bekräftat den baltisk-adriatiska korridorens betydelse genom att den norra delen från Gdansk till Tjeckien har fått prioriterad status.
- Member States and the competent authorities must ensure that greater emphasis is placed on the promotion of health in the curriculum, and that physical education is given equal status with other subjects on the timetable.
- Medlemsstaterna och de ansvariga myndigheterna måste se till att större vikt läggs vid hälsofrämjande arbete i läroplanen, och att idrott får samma status som andra ämnen på schemat.
- Mrs Ždanoka, who was elected from Latvia and represents Latvian citizens of Russian origin, makes no secret of the fact that after obtaining voting rights for non-citizens, the next step would be to call for Russian to be given the status of a second state or official language.
- Anledningen till det känner jag inte till. Tatjana Ždanoka, som är vald av Lettland och företräder lettiska medborgare av ryskt ursprung, gör ingen hemlighet av att nästa steg efter att icke-medborgare fått rösträtt är att kräva att ryska får status som ett andra statsspråk eller officiellt språk.
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