Esimerkkejä Possibility of setting up käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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Examine the possibility of setting up an EU telephone number on consular protection.
The Commission can reluctantly accept this, and will examine the possibility of setting up such a group at its own initiative.
The possibility of setting up a common database on precursors of synthetic drugs should be explored.
In this context, the EESC will examine the possibility of setting up a permanent study group on SGI.
The possibility of setting up customs and cohesion compensation funds has also been examined in Central America.
In addition, the strategic review on energy out in January needs to examine the possibility of setting up a common regulatory authority.
It suggested examining the possibility of setting up a compensation system for crises situations between Member States.
It asks the Council and the Member States to take steps to set up a common visa identification system and to examine the possibility of setting up common consular offices.
The EESC is also considering the possibility of setting up a partnership observatory within its framework.
Possibility of setting up a works council fund, financed by employees' contributions of 0.5% of gross pay.
The Commission is pursuing its reflections on the possibility of setting up European mechanisms, the value they would add and the way they would operate.
In English the text reads:'Urges the EU to take a firm stance in upholding the democracy andhuman rights clause… examining the possibility of setting up a specific human rights dialogue with Pakistan.
The Commission will explore the possibility of setting up a EU cross border audit team to facilitate and improve multilateral controls.
Here, taking up what Mrs Dührkop Dührkop said, I do regret that the Council has rejected the possibility of setting up a pension fund for staff of the European institutions.
Explore the possibility of setting up a system requiring third-country nationals to obtain an electronic authorisation to travel before leaving for EU territory;
Finally- and this may well be the most important point of the whole discussion- the report mentions the possibility of setting up a fresh multilateral framework for European countries that have not yet joined the European Union.
Taking note of the work underway at the G20 and the IMF,the Commission is invited to elaborate the ways for the private sector to contribute to financing resolution measures and to explore the possibility of setting up resolution funds.
It would be a good idea to study the possibility of setting up a virtual school of consumer education, drawing on new technologies and the experience already gained by different countries in this area.
To make it easier for businesses to access national technical regulations anddraft technical regulations, the Commission has studied the possibility of setting up a website on the notification procedure for national technical regulations.
The Commission will examine the possibility of setting up, in cooperation with Member States and as a pilot project, a common office in a third country where few Member States are represented.
Moreover, taking into account the importance of monitoring and analysing the multidimensional migration phenomenon, the European Council welcomes the establishment of a European Migration Network andwill examine the possibility of setting up a permanent structure in the future.
The Commission intends to examine the possibility of setting up a paediatric study programme: Medicines Investigation for the Children of Europe(MICE), taking into consideration existing Community Programmes.
Pursuing this argument, and here I must take this opportunity to stress the point to Commissioner Pinheiro,the report calls upon the Commission to study the possibility of setting up a European corps consisting of civilian and military units, capable of undertaking operations to keep and re-establish peace.
They therefore recommend that member states andthe Commission consider the possibility of setting up a specific working party within the European Judicial Network in civil and commercial matters which would be tasked with exploring the most appropriate and efficient means to promote and improve the use of international family mediation in cases of international child abduction.
We need to think this through as well, and we need to think through- something that, if I am not mistaken, is close to Mr Cioloş' way of thinking- the possibility of setting up some sort of fund, on the model of the fruit and vegetable reform, which could be used in risk management.
The Commission therefore proposed some new features such as support to risk-capital funds for TEN projects, the possibility of setting up indicative multi-annual programmes for transport TEN and the possibility of increasing the maximum level of support from 10% to 20% of total investment costs, for transport projects relating to more than one Member State or projects contributing strongly to the broader trans‑European interest, including those having an important environmental dimension.
On 6 July 2006, the Governing Council of the European Central Bank( ECB)decided to explore, in cooperation with the central securities depositories( CSDs) and other market participants, the possibility of setting up a new Eurosystem service for securities settlement in central bank money, to be called TARGET2-Securities T2S.
The ESC, in collaboration with the COR, will explore the possibility of setting up a body for observation, liaison, monitoring and support with the participation of interested European NGO networks and the European Parliament.
I believe that this is the most beneficial solution for consumers that guarantees the possibility of setting up a truly internal market for electricity, which should be one of our objectives as MEPs and European citizens.
After its evaluation in the course of 2004,the Commission will examine the possibility of setting up a permanent structure with an appropriate legal basis bearing in mind a parallel initiative which is being examined within the framework of the Council of Europe.