Eksempler på brug af Information offices på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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Information Offices of the European Parliament.
Administration of Delegations and Information Offices.
Perhaps our Information Offices might also compile a list of all the Olympic medals won by citizens of the EU.
Thirdly, I would like to mention the Information Offices.
We need to create information offices because we have a problem as regards the acceptance of accession to the European Union.
Question No 20 by Richard Balfe(H-0996/95) Subject: Information offices.
Mr President, Parliament maintains a network of information offices in the national capitals of each of the Member States.
Indeed, in some EU countries- Spain, Germany, France, Italy andthe UK- the EU Parliament runs two information offices.
Complaints are sometimes heard that Information Offices are not true ambassadors.
A 2-11/86 by Mr Aigner, on behalf of the Committee on Budgetary Control, on the budgetary control aspects of the European Community's information offices.
Copies of the Official Journal can be obtained from the information offices listed inside the back cover.
The Official Journal can be obtained from the Official Publications Office of the European Communities and the Community Information Offices.
It is also important for provision to be made to set up information offices in the countries which have applied to join the EU.
Mr President, I should like to ask you whether you will give an interpretation of the Rules to say that'available to the public' means that it should be available in Parliament's information offices.
DATAR also developed a network of information offices outside of France to encourage foreign investment in France.
Application for access to Science and Technology buildings must be approved in the information offices at the various institutions.
How far have we got in our efforts to get the information offices of the Commission and of Parliament under the same roof in the capitals?
MEP Morten Messerschmidt, Jyllands-Posten 12 Oct. 2012: The European Commission has information offices in all 27 Member States.
They are also available at the press and information offices of the European Communities in each Member State or directly from the Commission.
Interaction with: Spokesman's Service of the Commission Office for Official Publications,Community Information Offices, Organizations of the Social Partners.
Our representations and Parliament's information offices in the Member States will work with national authorities on joint activities adapted to national conditions.
I would like to stress that cooperation between the Commission's delegations and Parliament's information offices in the Member States is working very well overall.
Read more about the Nordic Region in Focus Nordic information offices Regional information activities relating to the Nordic Region are administered by the Norden Associations of Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Iceland.
I would refer the Commissioner to a question tabled by my colleague, Mr Glinne,concern ing the intention to set up information offices in the occupied territories.
All the European Union Member States have their own information offices in Taipei, and I have therefore proposed that the European Union could also open an information office there.
Nevertheless, it would be prudent to consider re-examining the overall acquisition policy of Parliament's buildings, including the information offices in the various Member States.
I would like the Commissioner to reassure me that,when the campaign is decentralised, information offices in the Member States will involve Members of the European Parliament in the information campaign as a matter of course.
Further to this, the representations, including the one in Ireland,have drawn up communication plans in close cooperation with the national government and EP information offices in Member States.
When I suggested that we should prune Parliament's luxurious information offices, it seemed to give many Members a headache.
In relation to the European Parliament's communication policy and the expected public information campaign, greater weight should be placed on decentralised communication through Parliament's information offices in the Member States.