Esimerkkejä Council emphasised käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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The Council emphasised the importance of the forthcoming elections in Croatia.
By deciding today, 10 December 2001, on the principle of granting FYROM additional macrofinancial aid, andby extending the mandate of the European Agency for Reconstruction, the Council emphasised once more that the European Union remains determined to contribute to the economic recovery and stability of the country.
The Council emphasised the EU's continued commitment to support Albania.
In addition, in the Presidency Conclusions of the Tampere European Council- which has already been mentioned here today- the Council emphasised that the principle of mutual recognition should become the cornerstone of judicial cooperation, and that mutual recognition and the necessary approximation of legislation would facilitate the judicial protection of individual rights.
The Council emphasised that the planning of the operation is taking place in full coordination with the UN and in consultation with African partners.
At the same time, the Council emphasised that Croatia must now build on the progress to date.
The Council emphasised that Palestinians and Israelis must not return to the cycle of violence that has been characteristic of recent years.
The General Affairs Council emphasised the Union' s desire to see a strong, democratic and united Indonesia.
The Council emphasised the EU's adherence to these conditions in their entirety.
In that connection the Council emphasised the important role of partnerships between the public and private sectors.
The Council emphasised the importance of the development dimension in this round.
In the revised guidelines for the strategy, the Council emphasised the fundamental importance of strengthening cooperation and coordination between national and European efforts in relation to sustainable development.
The Council emphasised the need for broad political consensus and urged all political parties to participate constructively in the preparations for the municipal elections this autumn, co-operating fully with the relevant international bodies involved.
After the elections in early October, the Council emphasised that recently elected political institutions needed to accelerate the implementation of all the reforms that were required for concluding the Agreement.
The Council emphasised its desire to see a strong, democratic and united Indonesia.
In addition, in its conclusions of 5 June 2003, the Council emphasised the need to foster the mobility of seafarers within the Union6, while both the European Parliament and the Council called for the need to confirm thorough respect by the Member States of the STCW requirements.
The Council emphasised that such a support mechanism must not distort competition inside the EU.
The Council emphasised its commitment to a multi-ethnic and democratic fYROM.
The Council emphasised the European Union's support for Montenegro and its democratically elected Government.
The Council emphasised the need to find the necessary financial resources for co-financing test programmes at Community level.
The Council emphasised the strong elements of differentiation and flexibility in the rules on the free movement of workers.
The Council emphasised that the EU will give its full support to the efforts of a new democratic government on this basis.
The Council emphasised that the elections scheduled for 1 October should be conducted in accordance with international standards.
The Council emphasised that terrorist attacks damage the interests of the Palestinians and that they have dire humanitarian consequences.
The Council emphasised that a UN operation is the only realistic option for a sustainable, long-term peacekeeping operation in Darfur.
The Council emphasised that chapters for which technical preparations have been completed will be opened in accordance with established procedures.
The Council emphasised the importance of Palestinian security sector reform and of the co-ordination of international efforts in this regard.
The Council emphasised that the EPAs should support regional integration in the six regions, including regional agricultural markets.
The Council emphasised the absolute urgency of improving the humanitarian situation in Kosovo, for which primary responsibility continued to rest with Belgrade.
In particular, the Council emphasised the paramount importance of the full implementation of the provisions of the CPA concerning Abyei and the other transitional areas.