Eksempler på brug af Commission's proposal will på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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I believe that the Commission's proposal will make a significant contribution to saving human lives.
The serious problems caused by unscrupulous international merchants of toxic substances are well known and feared, andit is very much hoped that the implementation of the Commission's proposal will assist in helping developing nations to counter the serious hazards to the well-being of their citizens and to our environment.
The Commission's proposal will be presented in the first half of 1995 and will cover the period 1996 98.
The Czech Presidency has done a very good job, butI hope that the way we have tightened up the Commission's proposal will make the directive more palatable to the Council, because it is a directive that we are seeking.
In addition, the Commission's proposal will exclude fruit and vegetable growers from the benefits of the rural development measures.
In the proposal for a regulation regarding the law that will be applied in the agreements that is'Rome I Regulation', the Commission's proposal will significantly increase consumer confidence bearing the benefit of a legislation with which they are already familiar.
The Commission's proposal will rectify the mistakes of the past, when the previous approach to asylum encouraged a series of shortcomings regarding procedural guarantees for asylum seekers.
The third main element in the Commission's proposal will explore the options for setting up a crisis resolution mechanism.
The Commission's proposal will have the indirect result of reconciling the financial discipline imposed by the guarantee mechanism with an appreciable increase in the total amount of loans, in the sense implied by the conclusions of the Cannes and Madrid European Councils.
However, it is possible that the Commission's proposal will not solve problems but create even more in some countries' sugar market.
The Commission's proposal will include a thorough appraisal of the micro-economic and macro-economic effects of such measures, which will ensure that our proposals are well thought out, in terms of their timescale and impact, and also take into account what is happening in other parts of the world.
In contrast to most Members, I believe that the Commission's proposal will ensure greater protection for personal data and, at the same time, a more effective fight against organised crime.
As stated by David Casa, the Commission's proposal will give businesses the necessary legal certainty and allow further evaluation of the appropriate level of the standard VAT rate at EU level.
A quick opinion of the European Parliament on the Commission's proposal will allow the Council to adopt the proposal before the end of the year- just in time, before the current rule expires.
I am convinced that the Commission's proposal will help achieve these two goals, for it supplements the internal market. It does this by setting up a system of flexible mutual recognition of zones, and allowing Member States to take measures and to adopt restrictions, in cases of special health or environmental hazards, whether in throughout a Member State or in parts of it.
If that is the Council's remedy for CAP reform, the Commission's proposal will experience an annual financial shortfall of about ECU 4 billion just in Category I- that is, agricultural spending.
The report rightly points out that the Commission's proposal will not only lead to inequality in agriculture, but also appears to form part of a broader question on the nationalisation of the common agricultural policy, on which the debate is far from over.
We therefore hope that the Commission's proposal will at least show leadership and imagination and genuinely guarantee that the sector is competitive.
The Commission's proposals will of course be welcomed by the Council.
The Commission's proposals will benefit European farmers in the long term and improve prospects for meaningful global trade liberalisation talks.
The Commission's proposals will fundamentally change the entire Irish domestic heating market, with wider implications in terms of restricted choice, misleading information for consumers, higher costs and a less flexible and competitive market, as well as loss of employment.
In opting for maintaining the 1.27% of GNP guideline there are doubts whether or not the Commission's proposals will be sufficient to meet the ambitious challenges it details in the Agenda 2000 document.
Road users are already being forced to pay through the nose to subsidise other forms of transport,in particular the United Kingdom, and the Commission's proposals will only aggravate this.
With dairy and beef production representing over 60% of the value of the total agricultural output in Northern Ireland, the Commission's proposals will wreak havoc on the farming industry in Northern Ireland.
I listened to all the Heads of State orGovernment and I believe that the Commission's proposals will be at the heart of the final agreement, whatever form it may take.
The Commission's proposals will in fact mean an end to quota systems and detailed regulation, which have in practice encouraged fishermen to empty the seas and throw back unprofitable fish dead, and under which the development of fishing equipment was aimed mainly at taking more and more from the seas.
The Commission's proposals will be discussed by EU Education Ministers in May.
I hope that in future the Commission's proposals will be sound at the outset, so that Parliament does not need to put them right.
In January we will be starting work on the actual content of the constitutional treaty, andI am sure that the Commission's proposals will play an important part then.
The Commission's proposals will be discussed by Education Ministers during their Council meeting on 2-4 May in Brussels.