Eksempler på brug af In-depth reform på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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As such a UNPA could be critical for an in-depth reform of the U.N. system.
I believe that this also requires in-depth reforms and coordination between the Community institutions, especially the Commission, and the national administrations.
In actual fact,I believe that it might be time to carry out an in-depth reform of this Treaty.
An in-depth reform of the common agricultural policy is therefore what we should now be carrying out, and not just a technical adaptation of the current instruments, which is what you are proposing today.
I have one final comment to make:Hong Kong has demonstrated once again the need for an in-depth reform of the WTO.
Quite apart from the problem of waste packaging, it is essential that an in-depth reform is carried out and that the answer to a simple question-'What constitutes waste?'- is found?
For the European Union of the future to be able to function more effectively, more democratically and with complete transparency,clearly what we need is an extensive and in-depth reform of the institutions and the way they work.
This resignation revealed the need for an in-depth reform of the structures, procedures and working methods within the Commission services in order to ensure optimum use of resources in the management of Community policies.
In writing.-(FR) As the report emphasises, there is now a need for in-depth reform of the European Union's enlargement strategy.
Through his faith in Chile and in democracy, he supported a Christian Democrat, Patricio Aylwin, as President of Chile, andin that government he was Minister for Education and carried out an in-depth reform of education in his country.
Given this background, the European Council should put forward an experienced,competent candidate committed to in-depth reform, with a clear vision as to where he or she is going, with a programme to get there and credentials which are beyond reproach.
The rapporteur's proposal mentions the fact that the UN is looking for'the establishment of new bodies, the radical overhaul of others, the reshaping of the management of its ground operations,the reorganisation of its assistance delivery and an in-depth reform of its Secretariat.
Our Parliament could,if it wanted to, make a valuable contribution to the essential in-depth reform of the European Union's present institutional system.
After the vote on the firm resolution on an in-depth reform of the administrative culture- and I hope, not only that of the Commission, but also that of Parliament, for example- after the undertaking, which was just as firm, by President Santer to deal with all the cases of fraud, mismanagement and nepotism so that those responsible can be punished at whatever level, voting for censure would be exaggerated.
Mr President, Mr Kallas, Mr Bösch, ladies and gentlemen,we are about to complete the most in-depth reform ever of the European Parliament.
The negotiation of the European Constitution could have provided the opportunity for in-depth reform of the Maastricht criteria, which make scarcely any economic sense. It could also have provided the opportunity to force the European Central Bank to support employment and growth as a matter of priority.
Furthermore, the report proposes the establishment of a genuine Community control policy, calls for urgent rules for harmonizing the system of offences and penalties throughout the Member States, and considers the future possibilities of aquaculture and the processing industry, whose ability to give value added to fisheries products must be taken into account, butwhose viability depends on an in-depth reform of the common organization of markets.
It is true that the Commission took a long time to react, butit finally did so and implemented an in-depth reform and, so far, we believe that the results are satisfactory.
This regulation extends the period of application of the arrange ments in force for one year pending an in-depth reform of the common organisation of the mar ket in raw tobacco from the 1999 harvest, as announced by the Commission in its report to the Council in September 1996.
I think that, if we want to save multilateralism today,it is only conceivable if we propose an in-depth reform, not only of the working of the WTO- this Parliament has made proposals for which I had the honour of acting as rapporteur- but also of its rules, of its priorities and of its doctrines, as previous speakers said.
These reforms and in-depth economic cooperation must definitely be continued.