Eksempler på brug af Community's development policy på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Memorandum on the Community's development policy.
The Community's development policy is not therefore- and never will be-'complete.
VI- Resources of the Community's development policy.
The Community's development policy came into being at the same time as the Community itself.
Environmental dimension in the Community's development policy.
II- The Community's development policy to date- an assessment.
Council adopts resolution on environmental dimension in Community's development policy.
The Community's development policy has enabled considerable progress to be made in most of these areas.
Point 1.6.44 Statement by the Council and the Commission on the Community's development policy: Bull.
It is one of the strengths of the Community's development policy that, from the outset, development was considered to be a right.
On 26 April, the Commission adopted a communication on the Euro pean Community's development policy'2.
By focusing the Community's development policy on internationally agreed targets and strategies we will pave the way for better complementarity with the Member States.
Reference: Joint statement by the Council and the Commission on the Community's development policy of 10 November 2000: Bull.
The Community's development policy, based on the Commission's communication of April 2000, identified trade as one of six priorities for its development assistance.
In addition, the Ministers held an informal meeting in Bonn on 3 March 1983 to ex change views on questions concerning the Community's development policy.
Having regard to the 19S2 Commission Memorandum on the Community's Development Policy and to the resolution on'Population and Development' adopted by the EEC Council of Development Ministers on 11 November 19S6;
That did not surprise us unduly,because it formed part of the current European policy which is leading to a change in the thinking behind the Community's development policy.
The Council, which in the past had repeatedly stressed the need to integrate environmental aspects into the Community's development policy, adopted a resolution setting out a number of appropriate operational measures.
The Community's development policy is relatively important when compared to the other sectoral activities of the Community, apart from the Common Agricultural Policy which accounted for 63% of Community spending in 1988.
It considered that the food strategy approach could now be regarded as suitable for more general application within the framework of the Community's development policy, of which it had become an essential part.
One of the main aims of the Community's development policy is to promote the developing countries' own scientific research potential and technical applications as well;is the use of science and technology for development. .
As far as the specific considerations andrecommendations which relate to the Community are concerned, I have the following to say: first, the education sector is instrumental in the strategy to fight poverty, which is the overriding aim of the Community's development policy.
An important milestone was reached at the end of the year in the implementation of the Community's development policy in respect of the Mediterranean countries: the Cooperation Agreements concluded with the Maghreb and Mashreq countries and the Financial Protocol and the Additional Protocol to the 1975 Agreement with Israel entered into force on 1 November3 after the ratification procedures were completed.
In its 1983 Resolution on food aid, the Development Cooperation Council had recognized that food aid could not be considered as an end in itself or as simply a means of disposing of surpluses from the common agricultural policy, butthat it should be integrated into the Community's development policy and contribute in particular to the food security of the developing countries.
In its communication of November, 7the Commission proposed that the Community's development policies should be broadened to embrace an approach more specifically suited to the needs and potentialities of some of the countries of Latin America, Asia, the Gulf and the Mediterranean.
In this context, the Green Paper presents two possible options: a the formulation of a global European strategy vis-à-vis the ACP countries, b the establishment of an information, monitoring andcoordination mechanism for the Member States' and the Community's development policies.