Eksempler på brug af Essen council på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Guinebertière(RDE).-(FR) Mr President, the Essen Council will receive our message.
In 1995, TENs financing was intensified with the process of prioritisation insti gated by the Essen Council.
See the"Employment Strategy Resulting from the Essen Council"(COM(95)0074) adopted on 8 March 1995.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen,there are serious problems with seven of the transport projects decided upon by the Essen Council.
In December 1994, the Essen Council endorsed as Union priorities the 14 proposals for the transport sector put forward by the group.
Folk også translate
The strategy for accession was adopted at the Essen Council in December 1994.
We had the Essen Council. You know that 14 top priority trans-European networks were approved and, a few years later, we see that half of them have not progressed.
This relationship has been cemented by Phare's role as the financing instrument of the Europe Agreements andits central position in the strategy for accession adopted at the Essen Council.
At the beginning, or as early as at the Essen Council, they were hailed as the magic remedy for the European Union and its development, until the moment came when we realised that what was expected of them was rather unrealistic.
Ii to ensure consistency between the rules of competition and the implementation of the policies needed tocombat unemployment in Europe, in accordance with the guidelines of the White Paper and the conclusions of the Essen Council;
That leaves the employment policy options which were also recommended at the Essen Council in 1994: joint focal points with employment policy activities and appropriate multiannual programmes by the EU States.
The Essen Council confirmed the great importance it attached to the conclusion of the negotiations with Turkey on the completion and full implementation of the Customs Union as well as to the strengthening of relations with Turkey.
Through negotiation in the conciliation procedure, Parliament succeeded in including a special provision- Article 19, referring to Annex III andthe 14 projects of common interest to which the Essen Council attached particular importance.
The Essen Council was an opportunity for the EIB to confirm its support for this initia tive, undertaking to mobilise considerable financial resources by extending its action in favour of infrastructure of benefit to the Community.
We had hoped it would be possible to discuss the projects set out as priorities by the Essen Council of December 1994, and perhaps even to replace some of them with more substantial, more useful or simply more feasible projects.
In December 1994, the Essen Council established a priority for"continuing and strengthening the strategy of the White Paper in order to consolidate growth, improve the competitiveness of the European economy and the quality of the environment in the European Union and- given the still intolerably high level of unemployment- create more jobs for our citizens.
By the beginning of May 1996,barely a year and a half after the Essen Council defined the 24 priority networks, the Bank had decided to support 1 7 of these net works, 1 2 of them in the transport sector and 5 in the energy sector.
But the situation has changed since the Essen Council took its decision, and several countries have already proposed substantial changes, or at least variations, dictated by political, economic, social or financial changes in those countries.
We have amended Project No 8,one of the major projects of the Essen Council' s 14 projects, which was later confirmed in Dublin, in close harmony in the codecision procedure, which was very difficult at the time.
As far as I can tell,of the 14 projects accepted at the Essen Council, only the link between Denmark and Sweden(Oresund) has been finished and the Milan-Malpensa airport is currently being completed, but without the rail shuttle and the rapid road link required by the Commission, the EIB and the European Parliament.
Mr President, of the fourteen priority projects for the trans-European transport networks established at the Essen Council in December 1994, three are at the finishing stages and six are due to be completed by the year 2005, while for the other five there is a great deal of vagueness about their timetable, costs and funding.
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