Eksempler på brug af Dialogue and debate på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Through informed dialogue and debate.
This would be a goodwill gesture that could launch the necessary dialogue and debate.
The Council contributes to dialogue and debate and illustrates the importance of diversity and inclusion among staff and students.
On the difference between dialogue and debate.
Your plan D methodology promoting democracy, dialogue and debate is also interesting, provided, however, that it does not become the plan of demagogy or of disappointment.
It should be action to create dialogue and debate.
The council will contribute to dialogue and debate on an ongoing basis and illustrate the importance of diversityand inclusion among staff and students.
The Commission is playing its part fully, implementing Plan‘D' for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate.
As a reaction to the Commission's publication of its‘Plan D' on democracy, dialogue and debate, Hungarian EESC members announced the preparation of their own Hungarian‘Plan D.
The Spartans were not regarded as models for civilization, nor for dialogue and debate.
Plan D- the Commission's initiative to promote‘democracy, dialogue and debate'- played a key role in European stability,dialogue between peoples and cultural identity.
ES Madam President,today the President of France spoke to the House about the need for dialogue and debate.
The EEA Joint Parliamentary Committee shall contribute, through dialogue and debate, to a better understanding between the Communityand the EFTA States in the fields covered by this Agreement.
I welcome the reference in the Commission's work programme to Plan D for democracy, dialogue and debate.
For dialogue and debate, however, we need instruments,and some of the most important and indeed essential instruments- although not the only instruments- are political parties.
On 13 October, the European Commission adopted a communication entitled‘The Commission's contribution to the period of reflection and beyond:Plan D for democracy, dialogue and debate.
This approach was given practical expression in‘Plan D for democracy, dialogue and debate', which now has to be widely activatedand will be followed by a Commission White Paper in 2006.
We must grab and use that which young people have informally learned, and give them the opportunity to extract quality and value from their informal learning, enriching them in their lives, through dialogue and debate.
On the one hand we have Commissioner Wallström talking about plan 'D' for democracy and dialogue and debate and engaging our citizens; on the other hand we have the comments from President Barroso.
If not properly formulated, they could allow governments first to water down, and then to wash their hands of, essential Community laws in justice and home affairs after five years of dialogue and debate.
This approach is in line with the thinking behind the Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate that the Commission launched on 13 October 2005 to encourage the active participation of citizens in the debate on Europe.
During the reflection period it is essential to listen to citizens, social partners, political parties, and national and regional parliaments without prejudging the result of the wider dialogue and debate.
Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate, which the Commission proposed for the current year, is a first step in the right direction, but, for the EU to play the role that it deserves in international affairs and foreign policy, it needs first to confront a number of basic issues that it can no longer put off addressing.
This is about the content, about showing that we can make a difference in Europe, butwe also have to establish a good dialogue and debate with citizens in Europe over the next few years.
It aims to establish a framework for strengthening the wide-ranging communication elements by encompassing them within a broader structure launched by the White Paper on a European communication policy, which advocates a two-way street, characterised by the active participation of citizens and Plan D'Plan D for democracy, dialogue and debate.
Finally, this new approach was based notjust on political instinct: it was grounded in the work launched by the Commission in its Plan 'D' for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate, in which so many Members of this Parliament took such an active part.
The process surrounding the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe continued to make slow progress with further ratifications by some Member States, butanother development emerged from the re ection on Plan D for Democracy, Dialogue and Debate on the future of Europe, launched by the Commission in 2005.
As well as being highly professional and independent, these institutions are established throughout the Union's territory and should be key references for civil society,as places for dialogue and debate and as support for the MEDA programmes and the programmes of the candidate countries, as well as centres for training in many respects, even more than they are at the moment.
I and other Members would like to know what role the Council and the European Central Bank played and how aware they were of the secret agreements made by SWIFT and the United States administration, since the duty of transparency should not apply solely to our dialogue and debates in Parliament, it also has to exist outside this House.
In biotechnology developments are proceeding extremely quickly and it is a field which is so complex and advanced that there is no public debate on the subject- dialogue and debate remain the exclusive preserve of researchers who often disagree.