Eksempler på brug af Is the council's position på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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That is the Council's position.
I am telling you honestly, Mrs Doyle, that is the Council's position at present.
That is the Council's position.
Bearing in mind the climate of insecurity created by uncontrolled immigration into the EU, which was intensified by the terrorist attacks in the USA, what is the Council's position on the flow of illegal immigrants from Turkey?
What is the Council's position?
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Mr President, honourable Member,I have already mentioned, and I repeat, because this is the Council's position: we stand on the ground of the agreement that was reached in December.
What is the Council's position on price rounding?
Mr President, what is the Council's position in this case?
What is the Council's position on whether the citizens of each Member State should be given the opportunity- in the form of direct democracy through national referendums- to express their opinion on the Constitution for the European Union?
I believe that this is the Council's position on this issue.
What is the Council's position on extending the principle of qualified- majority voting to those areas of taxation policy which directly influence the extent to which the European internal market can operate?
And a final question relating to recent statements by Mrs Çiller: what is the Council's position on statements by Mrs Çiller that unless the European Union goes ahead with talks on Turkey's accession to the EU, Turkey will never allow Cyprus to accede to the European Union?
What is the Council's position with regard to Europe-wide cooperation concerning homelessness?
DE Mr President-in-Office, what is the Council's position as regards similar favourable visa arrangements for states such as Ukraine, Moldova and Belarus?
What is the Council's position with regard to the inquiries that are under way?
What is the Council's position on the subject of public participation in such important decisions?
What is the Council's position on extending beef labelling regulations to the food service sector?
What is the Council's position on forming a partnership with the USA in order to set up a joint drugs action centre in Bangkok?
What is the Council's position on the subject of the possible accession of central and southern European countries such as Serbia and Montenegro, Bosnia Herzegovina, and Albania within the next decade or more?
What is the Council's position on the document signed by the British Prime Minister Tony Blair and the German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder on the power of states, particularly large states, in the EU's future?
What is the Council's position, particularly in view of the claim that the Danish Presidency is drawing up a plan for communications surveillance and the fact that such repressive and persecutory measures are totally contrary to respect for human rights and inconsistent with previous statements that the EU will not conclude any agreement which provides for deportation to countries, such as the USA, where capital punishment is in force?
If the investigations in the USA show that the anthrax outbreak came from Iraq and therefore American public opinion becomes overwhelmingly in favour of an attack on Iraq and-I imagine that George Bush would find it very hard to resist such overwhelming public opinion- what would be the Council's position?
The Council's position is the polar opposite of Parliament's.
It is difficult to see what reasons there might be for the Council's position, except perhaps mean financial reasons.
What is the Council's current position regarding direct communication with elected representatives of the Palestinian people serving in the administration in Gaza?