Примери за използване на Rapporteur stresses на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The rapporteur stresses the importance of agriculture in relation to the new food challenges.
Noble intentions have not always translated into effective use of the Synergy, andit is very good that the rapporteur stresses this.
The rapporteur stresses the need to recruit highly motivated candidates with a predisposition for teaching.
The package includes several important legislations and the rapporteur stresses the need to keep them interlinked in order to ensure clear rules.
The rapporteur stresses the overall benefits to the daily lives of EU citizens deriving from the completion TEN-T.
Because of the lack of a crisis framework in the euro area, the ECB had to take risks outside its mandate, the rapporteur stresses, while commending the ECB's efforts to reduce spreads in vulnerable member states through the purchase of government bonds.
The rapporteur stresses the need for the management and implementation of ETC programmes and projects to become less bureaucratic.
Finally, in the context of all activities connected with the digitisation andonline availability of cultural material, the rapporteur stresses the need for full respect for the rights of creators, while striving to achieve the broadest possible access to cultural content.
The Rapporteur stresses that the European Commission should act in a supportive capacity in the execution and choice of methodologies.
Citing the fundamental importance of an active andaccessible cultural sector for the development of an inclusive democratic society, the rapporteur stresses the need to foster and improve access to culture as one of the main priorities on the political agenda, and calls for cultural access and participation to be mainstreamed in other policy areas.
The rapporteur stresses, however, the crucial role of the EU in promoting and facilitating better coordination of cultural policies at all levels.
Though recognising the need to harmonise quality and safety measures, the rapporteur stresses that the directive must not create an additional administrative burden for Member States and must leave enough flexibility without jeopardising current good practices.
The rapporteur stresses the need to ensure that the TEN-T will take into account peripheral and island regions, outermost regions and neighbouring cross-border regions.
In this context, the rapporteur stresses the need to strengthen the‘knowledge triangle' and to improve the links between research and education.
The rapporteur stresses, however, that it must be consistent with what has been achieved so far by the European Higher Education Area and the European Research and Innovation Area.
Above all, the rapporteur stresses that many Member States have not correctly transposed the definition of discrimination into their legal systems.
Finally, the rapporteur stresses that Parliament must be kept immediately and fully informed at all stages of the procedures related to the protocol or its renewal.
Finally, the rapporteur stresses that Parliament must, at every stage, be kept fully informed without delay about procedures related to the Protocol or its renewal.
The rapporteur stresses the importance of pre-school and early childhood education for a child's overall development, for moulding a pro-education attitude and for developing learning skills.
In particular, the Rapporteur stresses that there is an important gap in the landscape of existing information systems, which has to be addressed in order to efficiently secure the EU's external borders.
The rapporteur stresses that there are various pathways to achieve high collection and recycling rates and a reduction in litter, including deposit-refund schemes or EPR schemes.
The rapporteur stresses that consumers should be precisely and transparently informed that the product he or she has purchased or knows from another Member State is different in order to avoid misleading of the consumer and his/her overall impression of the product of purchase.
The rapporteur stresses the need that the Commission, the European Coordinators and the other stakeholders involved pay equal importance to large-scale and smaller TEN-T projects and to short-, medium-and long-term benefits that may be generated through such projects.
(2) In this context, the rapporteur stresses that the basic instrument for funding cultural activities remains public support and calls, therefore, on the Commission and the Member States, in accordance with their respective competences, to allocate a sufficient share of their budgets to public funding for culture.
In this context, the rapporteur stresses the huge significance of including an extensive internship module in teacher training curricula, as well as the need to equip teachers with advanced digital competences in order to achieve the desired synergies between teachers' knowledge and competences and those of the student.
(v) Moreover, your Rapporteur stresses that involvement of the EP, inclusive and non-discriminatory approach to all EU MSs- euro and non-Eurozone, MS national parliaments and all stakeholders is crucial for transparency, governance and ownership, and ultimately for the success of the process.
To this end, it is vital, as the rapporteur stresses, to ensure that the new, post-2013 common agricultural policy can give an adequate response to the demanding challenges facing this sector today, particularly in terms of price stability, and that it can safeguard the interests of farmers and strengthen food reserves.
The Rapporteur stresses that both the‘Barroso case' and the ECB President continued membership of the G30 further demonstrated the urgent need to apply stricter moral and ethical rules and standards throughout the EU institutions with a view to securing the respect of the duty of integrity and discretion as well as full independence from private sector.
However, there are also several problems in terms of data protection that the rapporteur stressed earlier.
During the debates preceding the adoption of Regulation(EC) No 1060/2009, your rapporteur stressed the need for EU-wide joint oversight of credit rating agencies' products and integrated supervision of them.