trying to interfere in family law which is the preserve of the member states is not only legally useless it politically perverse because it does into meaningless conflicts and distractin
Trying to interfere in family law, which is the preserve of the Member States, is not only legally useless, it is also politically perverse, because it draws us into meaningless conflicts and distracts us from really essential matters, namely the crucial Stockholm Programme.
Trying to interfere in family law, which is the preserve of the Member States, is not only legally useless, it politically perverse, because it us into meaningless conflicts and distracts us from really essential namely the Stockholm Programme.